The Globalist

Why are the parallels between Cairo today and Constantinople a century ago all too obvious and disturbing?

What needs to be done to narrow the rift between the West and Islam?

Can the countries of Asia go it alone, or do they still need the United States to keep them connected to each other?

What were some of the most thought-provoking features published on The Globalist in 2010?

How would U.S. society benefit from more true Christianity and less Darwinian thinking?

Why should Americans probably be more worried about Indonesia's democracy than its religious orientation?

Does Islam share the same fate as the Titanic?

With which tools can Islam, in the eyes of the Islamists, actually conquer the world of today? Or can it?

What is the only sure way to defeat terrorism in the United States and abroad?

Why has the religious dimension of the Israel-Palestine conflict received scant attention?