The Globalist

Does the United States have to worry about a currency crash, just as the United Kingdom experienced in 1956?

What does the differing coverage of environmental issues in the Chinese and U.S. media say about these countries’ changing leadership roles?

Are the dollar’s days as the global reserve currency numbered?

Does Canada really help explain the United States’ characteristic “way of war”?

How do Egyptians, Iranians and Chinese look at the way U.S. authorities are handling the Wall Street protests?

What is the chief competition that will determine the destiny of mankind in the 21st century?

Is “soft power” just a friendlier-sounding way for the United States to dominate the world?

Is the United States really shifting from an Atlantic to an Asia-Pacific orientation?

What are the pros and cons of putting Greece’s recent bailout to a popular referendum?

Why do armies and weapons pale in comparison to the financial markets as threats to a country's sovereignty?