The Globalist

Is Germany’s Gerhard Schröder the most astute student of global war history?

What are general turned presidential candidate Wesley Clark's views on U.S. politics — at home and abroad?

Is U.S. reconstruction policy abroad more sensible than it is at home?

How do different U.S. political factions view the Iraq engagement four months into the occupation?

Does the British Prime Minister resemble a German literary character?

Should the Bush Administration have studied Iraqi history before attempting to democratize it?

What steps must the United States take to confront a crumbling infrastructure and growing self-doubts?

Have the U.S. media become followers instead of leaders in enabling informed public discourse?

Have transatlantic relations only worsened over Iraq — or is the schism much deeper?

How is the U.S. President using his MBA to shape his country’s foreign policy?