The Globalist

If running a big deficit for two years in times of great distress can be considered a mortal sin, what about the United States and the UK?

How is today's “cold war” not a war of containment, but a war of economic growth?

How to reel in the big one in terms of diplomatic relations with China?

Could it be that the Chinese now believe more in the American Dream than do Americans themselves?

How does the concept of “mental power” provide a useful prism through which to view U.S.-China affairs?

Should the United States intervene in matters of security when it comes to Russia and some of its neighbors?

Why are Barack Obama and Angela Merkel more popular abroad than at home?

How does the financial crisis reveal problems — but also create the political space to solve them?

Do free-market principles often face a tougher battle in the United States than in supposedly socialist Europe?

Why is an investigation of U.S. abuses in Iraq necessary to close this tragic chapter in U.S. history?