The Globalist

When it comes to Iraq, what can the United States learn from its 20th century occupations in Latin America?

Should the United States change its policies in the Horn of Africa to avoid further humanitarian crises?

Do the 2007 Oscar nominations present a skewed image of the United States?

Should Europe be concerned that its lax gun exporting laws stand in contrast to its strict gun control policies at home?

Will improving public health in Iraq help end the war and bring stability?

What do recent events in Gaza tell us about the situation of the residents there?

Is the United States witnessing its first truly colorblind generation?

Is anti-immigrant resentment meant to deflect attention from economic stagnation?

Will China finally lose its luster? Will the global economy stumble or soar? Here are some predictions for 2008.

How did a once-blacklisted Hollywood actress imbue Middle America with a truly global outlook?