The Globalist

After his resounding victory, Ukraine’s new president Volodymyr Zelensky vows to move the country into the 21st century.

Ukraine’s road to justice and economic inclusion is as complex as the path of the U.S. civil rights movement.

Americans, standing apart from the world, remain bitterly divided on taking action.

The life of Eritrean political refugees – from Atlanta to Portland.

President Obama has set ambitious carbon emission goals for the United States. Can it rise to the challenge?

Ukraine’s economic freedom depends more on its energy freedom than on any other single factor.

Will America now respond to the 21st century threat of climate change and lead? Or will ambivalence prevail?

Americans are loath to take action on climate change. Will they be more open-minded when the issue is cast national security terms?

Could crude production from Alberta’s oil sands fund an offset program to reduce carbon emissions by making homes energy efficient?

Even if the U.S. government fails to act on climate change, how can homeowners make a difference?