The Globalist

Strategic reflections on the first week of Europe’s biggest drama.

The share of jobs held in the manufacturing sector continue to fall in the United States.

Optimistic statistics on American manufacturing distract from the less optimistic truth.

Tea originated in China, but it took the British Empire for it to spread.

Afghan women train as midwives at a clinic in order to help save lives in their villages.

Europe can build better economies and societies. Progress is possible. But how?

Nineteenth century Berlin was the birthplace of gay rights.

The United States isn’t the only country that can claim to be a nation of immigrants.

If Greece wants to play the Russia card, it has some questions to consider first.

It takes determination not to see the facts on U.S. poverty for what they are.