The Globalist

How did the terrorist attacks change the way we look at freedom and democracy?

What makes Britain’s Prime Minister Tony Blair so keen to join the U.S. proposed attack on Iraq?

Why should U.S. officials be cautious about historic comparisons?

Our key facts on the global farming industry and its importance in the world.

How does the new WTO Director General view the challenges that lie ahead?

Would a regime change in Iraq create more problems than it would solve?

Our key facts on the Arab world, its culture, its religion — and its inhabitants.

Is European criticism of the proposed U.S. attack against Iraq just an honest, open exchange of views among democratic friends?

We remember this economist and teacher — who passed away in the summer of 2002 — by sharing his thoughts and predictions about the global economy.

How do natural calamities in the United States and Europe serve as a powerful political metaphor?