The Globalist

Is the United States getting serious about reinvigorating its middle class?

Which nation stands to lose the most compared to its own expectations, projected path and historic experiences?

Is the United States prepared for economically stressful times?

Could it be that the Chinese now believe more in the American Dream than do Americans themselves?

Why are Barack Obama and Angela Merkel more popular abroad than at home?

Why are U.S. health insurance companies as difficult to deal with as bureaucracies in Soviet-era Russia?

Keynesian measures are politically very contentious in the U.S. — even one it comes to applying them to the upper classes.

Is a “G2” consisting of China and the United States really a wise strategy for America?

Why does President Obama have plenty of reasons to secretly admire David Cameron, his British counterpart?

Might China’s Communist Party present a better training ground for today's financial edifices than the practices prevailing in the West?