The Globalist

Does the United States fear a court sanctioned to sentence war criminals more than it fears terrorism?

How do natural calamities in the United States and Europe serve as a powerful political metaphor?

Is the current lack of investor confidence in the United States comparable to the agonies of middle-class Argentinians?

Is Saddam Hussein’s Iraq another paper tiger that — if left alone — will tumble peacefully into oblivion?

Do the current differences in strategic culture across the Atlantic spring naturally from the national characters of Americans and Europeans?

How does the Vietnam War shape the U.S. military’s attitudes towards a possible invasion of Iraq?

What do the 1929 stock market crash and July 2002 market troubles have in common?

What parallels exist between the U.S. stock market of World War II and that of 2002?

Why should India concentrate on the threat of China rather than Pakistan?

Despite the many similarities, is it time for a transatlantic divorce?