The Globalist

Despite a similarity in temperament, Europe and India struggle to enhance their partnership. Why?

How the ouster of a reform-oriented energy sector CEO is a microcosm of Ukraine’s battle to become a Western country.

Like their German counterparts in the 1930s, Donald Trump’s Republican enablers in the U.S. Congress have lots of intelligence but no principles.

How the U.S. Senate’s filibuster rule must be modified to restore majority rule and give the U.S. a prayer to be a modern, dynamic country.

This year’s big Oscar-winner indicates that the U.S. and China are two sides of the same coin.

Pope Francis is taking all the right steps to end the deep-rooted corruption in the Vatican. Will he be successful?

A real-life guide to the befuddling world of Chinese naming conventions.

Eating locally grown, seasonal vegetables is the best health supplement.

A dues paying union member all my life, still proud to carry my union card, today I cannot see worker power anywhere in the world. No wonder political parties of the left are waning.

Pandemic diplomacy as a foreign policy tool – from Western powers to the UAE.