The Globalist

By Denis MacShane, July 21, 2021

The British Prime Minister resorts to an age-old political ploy of UK politics, blaming the French.

By Dieter Schnaas, July 19, 2021

Is private space flight just a thrill for the highly privileged, a horse race for U.S. billionaires?

By Dan Morgan, July 16, 2021

Right now, electric cars have the momentum and the "inevitability" narrative on their side. Is the idea of pursuing two paths forward a waste of money?

By Alan Lipp, July 15, 2021

Will Trump direct the Republican Party of Texas and the Texan government to instigate an actual secession effort?

By Stephan Richter, July 14, 2021

Are we finally reaching the post-ideological age? Given the complexity of today’s world, that would represent major progress.

By Philip Bowring, July 13, 2021

The centenary of the Chinese Communist Party makes this a good time to consider some Chinese “might have beens” and their relevance today.

By Dan Morgan, July 12, 2021

The Growing Climate Solutions Act, if signed into law, won't cost a lot of money, won't hurt anybody, but won't go far in curbing greenhouse gases.

By Maggie Tiojakin, July 11, 2021

What it is like being Chinese in Indonesia.

By Barry Wood, July 10, 2021

The American language becomes inclusive, gender neutral and racialized, as well as ugly and inaccurate.

By Namit Arora, July 8, 2021

What explains the disappearance of erotic sculptures from Hindu temples in modern India?

By James M. Dorsey, July 6, 2021

How Israel’s new foreign minister deprives Central European nations of moral cover

By Julia Watson, July 4, 2021

A cultural and culinary history, plus: A recipe for radish, parsley and goat's cheese salad.

By César Chelala, July 2, 2021

The U.S. has a duty to compensate the people of Central America whose tragic circumstances it helped create.

By Jean-Pierre Lehmann, July 1, 2021

How does the emergence of China look through the prism of a Westerner's life?

By Tabish Khair, June 30, 2021

Protesting the atrocities of the past should not become an excuse for ignoring the injustices of the present.