The Globalist

Can East Asia move past 19th century-style territorial disputes over small islands?

As investors pull back and commodity prices fall, is a new crisis in emerging markets brewing?

Can India and Japan become bookends in Asia for regional stability?

What is the weakest point in the geopolitical rise of Asia — and what are the rising nations doing to fix it?

Will closer ties between Japan and South Sudan undo China’s diplomacy in the region — and hurt its investments?

What similar challenges do the new leaders in the Vatican and China both face?

Is Europe stuck in its economic ways because the United States protected it from harsh global realities for too long?

Remember the times when peasants, not the proletariat, were the vanguards of China’s communist revolution?

People think China will be the next superpower, but like the United States better.

Why is it in the world’s best interest for China to go slow on deregulating its financial system?