The Globalist

What can India learn from Britain’s William and Kate and the House of Windsor? We have our own “royals.”

There’s still over four months to go until the August 5 opening, but the Olympic stopwatch is already ticking for Rio 2016.

It is high time for U.S., U.K. and Swiss justice authorities to act.

The biggest political challenge of the 21st century will not be terrorism. It will be borders.

The increasing economic presence of Japan in both South Asia and South East Asia provides a counterweight to China.

Any attempt to end money laundering will be staunchly opposed by vested interests.

The West doing more to strengthen Pakistan’s civilian government will help the fight against terrorism.

The United States should encourage rapprochement between Turkey and the PYD.

On Syria, Russia’s President Putin is having his way not just vis-à-vis Turkey and Saudi Arabia, but also the United States.

Around 10 million people in China are suffering from dementia. Is the government adequately prepared?