The Globalist

Does the embrace of American exceptionalism nix the prospect of new economic thinking emerging from the United States?

Why does the sitting U.S. Treasury Secretary act more like the marketing department of the New York Stock Exchange?

Why is the United States increasingly resembling the fiscal basket case of Europe?

How does the secretary-general of the Arab League view the upheaval currently sweeping the Middle East?

The only question is: Will it be a wholly owned subsidiary of the Chinese central bank?

Why is the tension between the United States and the Muslim world far from a recent development?

Why is the euro area’s debt crisis only beginning — and how can it be overcome?

Must debt restructuring and reduction occur for the West’s economies to truly recover?

Did America lose Egypt? Or did China — and what China represents — gain Egypt?

Our top ten recent features on the Middle East paint a nuanced portrait of the world’s most volatile region.