The Globalist

What physical scars has the telecommunications boom of the 1990s left on U.S. streets?

Our best quotes on what Indians think of their country and its challenges.

How might the U.S. debate about the pledge of allegiance be perceived in the Middle East?

What does the U.S. National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice have to say about global security issues?

Are the international lending institutions — backed by U.S. policymakers — out to foil Brazil’s democracy?

Was the introduction of the euro the start of a shift toward a single world currency?

Our key facts on how teenagers around the world are adapting to globalization.

What is the U.S. approach to development aid — and how does the world view its policy?

Will former U.S. President Bill Clinton’s political ghost come back to haunt today’s leaders as the WorldCom storm brews over Washington?

After proving that it can compete with the best at this year's soccer World Cup, can sub-Saharan Africa level the economic playing field?