The Globalist

China’s 2007 test of an anti-satellite missile added nearly 3,000 fragments to the number of deadly or destructive items orbiting earth.

Much of the French debris can be traced to an accident in 1996, when a military satellite collided with a spent French rocket.

Turkey is no longer seen as a staunch ally in NATO but as a wayward country that wears religion and ideology on its sleeve.

Europe alone cannot be asked to single-handedly shoulder the migration/refugee crisis facing the world.

How Chinese trade and investment in Brazil are altering the power equation in Brazilian politics.

Bureaucracy prevents Muugi, a transgender woman from Mongolia, from continuing her life as a teacher.

Public health challenges facing Russia today cripple its potential for tomorrow.

Can the United States afford to integrate itself with Asia at the cost of Latin America?

“Exciting” isn’t the first word that comes to mind when thinking of German business. But neither is “fraud.”

Reflections on the work of Olivier Blanchard, the IMF’s now retired chief economist.