The Globalist

What will a Japanese diplomat miss most after returning from a tour of duty in Washington?

A French web entrepreneur is no longer limited to powerful computers. Think washing machines.

Is it really a matter of expertise — or sheer luck — to reign in inflation?

Is it bad for America if the government changes hands from one party to the other every eight years?

What’s really at stake as the world’s business elite meets in Davos?

How did Colombian President Andres Pastrana try to convince Congress that his country ideserves the U.S. aid package?

Could French nude beaches appeal to opponents of globalization?

Was the AOL-Time Warner merger the beginning of the end of the New Economy craze?

There is a new question for citizen-investors to consider: “Are you a new VC or an old VC?”

How did the Financial Times almost cause a major political crisis in Germany?