The Globalist

Does criticizing and downplaying other nations help Americans feel better about themselves?

Choosing Romer as World Bank chief economist attempts to restore past U.S. dominance in development banking.

It is high time for the United States and EU to condemn the unruly way in which Erdogan exercised his power.

Message to London: The UK’s relationship with the EU cannot be reduced to satisfying purely economic and financial interests.

U.S. elites claiming moral superiority by demanding that other people do the sacrificing on trade issues is unprincipled hypocrisy.

Rather than an outlier, Trump is the perfect front man for the “values” Republicans have been pursuing for well over a decade.

Voters must stop expecting easy solutions from politicians. And politicians must stop pretending they have them.

The root cause of radicalization is embedded in a nation’s internal socio-economic and political disorder.

There are different kinds of terrorists. Understanding the variations could help stop them.

From the Balkans and Iraq to Libya: How important are morals in foreign policy making?