The Globalist

Will Brazil’s next president be able to match Lula’s political and economic legacy?

Why, in a country where everyone is various pigments of brown, are many Indians so eager to be anything but?

Nations used to go to war over all sorts of obscure matters. Does soccer help to channel — and ultimately deflect — such destructive tensions?

Do the lessons of history suggest the United States should rethink its Georgia policy?

Is the turmoil over the euro accelerating the long-term erosion of Europe's economic power?

Is the United States missing out on trade relations with one of Asia’s largest trade blocs?

Why should Greece approach Argentina's debt default as a cautionary tale?

With nostalgia budding for happier times, why should Americans look back on 1995 with fond memories?

How might the current gridlock in the U.S. Senate eventually be resolved?

How have Shanghai and Hong Kong contributed profoundly to China’s economic progress?