The Globalist

Even if the West can reunite on a post-Cold War basis, will it be able to steer the global system in a Western-oriented direction?

If there is a West, can it continue to provide a system of international order? And if not, what will be its role in a post-western system?

Why is the Bush Administration keen on deploying a technology that doesn’t work against a threat that doesn’t exist?

Has the G-8 summit given the Bush Administration a unique opportunity to repair its relations with France?

Is it the right of mature democracies to help less fortunate nations secure a prosperous future?

It seems smart for Germany to not take part in NATO’s Afghanistan force. But is it also honorable?

Why can the U.S. still rely on Kosovo for support no matter how bad the U.S. image is around the globe?

The Globalist’s year in review for 2004.

How is the U.S.-European alliance changing — and can it adapt to the world's future challenges?

Will Israel soon lead the way in a Middle Eastern partnership with NATO?