The Globalist

China’s economic and strategic footprint in Israel is growing.

The two countries will have to cooperate to keep a peaceful world together.

Why is Britain’s prime minister opposing the European Commission head who is most favorable to the UK’s positions and interests?

The Middle Kingdom sets its eyes on Europe’s eastern half, to get a beachhead into Western Europe.

Japan and Venice share a similar history, but Japan should change course before that history repeats itself.

Brazil, the new host of the World Cup, shares a great deal of values with the United States.

Ukraine’s present duress could help push forward necessary reforms.

Western leaders still grossly distort what’s going on in Egypt. It’s really no better than what happens in Syria.

Why the U.S. strategy to remake Afghanistan after 9/11 was bound to fail.

Russia Pivots to Asia