The Globalist

Has the world reached a point where all major nations are too troubled at home to engage meaningfully in foreign policy?

Why are the investments Europe and the United States made in Greece and Afghanistan, respectively, failing to bear fruit?

Is Europe’s primary goal to fix Greece — or to keep Greece from contaminating the rest of Europe?

Can sanctions on oil exports provide enough bite to induce Tehran to abandon its nuclear ambitions?

What is the real reason Greece’s political elites might favor a return to the drachma?

Will Germany prove capable of leading the EU to a more stable, prosperous future?

Why will Greece’s former prime minister go down in history as a bold and decisive leader?

Could the misdeeds of markets cause a rupture in the acceptance of market institutions?

Italy's political and economic future is just as shaky as it was before — maybe even more so.

What are the pros and cons of putting Greece’s recent bailout to a popular referendum?