The Globalist

What happens when a bunch of former senators run U.S. foreign policy?

What pulls an educated Zambia native home from New York?

What is the weakest point in the geopolitical rise of Asia — and what are the rising nations doing to fix it?

What do an insolvent Egypt and a disintegrating Syria mean for the governance of the Middle East?

As hard power from the West has failed in Asia, what are the options for a new and different U.S. policy toward the region?

Will Israel be able to create a better political reality in order to save its very existence?

Does Sweden’s Foreign Minister see Europe as ready to do its part to contribute to global prosperity and stability?

Could such sensitive issues as Muslim relations, maritime activities and international investments tip the United States and China into greater enmity?

Will Turkey’s geography ensure it is a stronger power in the Middle East in the 21st century than it was in the 20th?

Is it possible that Saudi Arabia could one day become a net importer of oil?