The Globalist

Building a relationship with Iran is valuable for India. Will Pakistan try too?

Will the arrival of a new President in Taiwan bring even more “interesting times” in relations with mainland China?

Obama opened lines of communications to Iran, but political pressures in Washington prevent a more substantive shift in relations.

Will Sri Lanka be the flagship nation of a new dynamic?

Washington is outmaneuvered on the South China Sea Dispute by deft diplomacy, as ASEAN renders itself useless.

A mutual prosperity doctrine is a better solution for U.S.-China relations in the 21st century.

Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif has a vision.

When will the real contradictions between U.S. and Saudi interests finally be openly acknowledged?

Two outsiders in India and the United States, each determined to tackle their country’s exhausted political establishment.

Normalization negotiations seem closer than ever to conclusion, but significant differences remain on Gaza, Hamas and Egypt.