The Globalist

Why is the U.S. president so keen on excelling by doing his very own opposition’s bidding? Is it because he is a non-politician and utter elitist?

With a deeper knowledge of the various kinds of terrorism that have emerged, how does the United States engage in an effective battle of ideas?

What can the Boston Marathon bombings teach the United States about employing more effective forms of countering violent extremism?

How is the “war on terror” akin to the war on anarchy the West waged a little over a century ago?

What is the only sure way to defeat terrorism in the United States and abroad?

In what direction will the United States’ military power take it?

How is the United States treating its foreign visitors?

Why are the means by which the United States has answered its terrorist foes demonstrably not working?

Does the United States need a more nuanced approach?

The 9/11 Commission report maps out a U.S. policy toward Pakistan.