The Globalist

When the world’s dominant culture exalts war, it is no wonder there is so much of it.

How the world’s largest democracy fares on press freedom compared to its neighbors.

North Koreans aren’t the robots they are often portrayed as in Western newspapers and magazines.

Tolerance is no purpose in itself, but a precondition for reconciling truth and liberty.

A short history of geopolitical dominance by the West.

India has a free press and elections — but even more corruption than China.

The trials and tribulations behind raising support for liberal policies in Egypt and beyond.

Why is it right and smart to empower women?

New media are actually older than old media, the historic exception.

Which country in the G-20, after China and Saudi Arabia, have the worst records on press freedom? Is it Turkey, Russia, India or Mexico?