The Globalist

All of us must resist the impulse to go blame-gaming and making every international relationship a zero-sum game.

Living under the modern conditions of “liquidity,” humans know that everything can happen—yet nothing can be done with confidence and certainty.

A question that not only science fiction lovers should ask is: What future do we want to live in?

What can solo dining tell us about the way of life we lead?

The anthropological dimension of why we blame “globalization” for our own, very human lack of proper action and understanding.

Pakistan, an important node in China’s Belt and Road Initiative, is concerned about a neocolonial Chinese effort to extract the country’s resources.

On the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther’s Reformation, faith in the fundamental dogmas of the Western world is again faltering.

The European Way has great potential to nudge the world forward.

U.S. trade policy under Trump does not reflect a self-confident global power, but a giant caught in a dwarf’s mind.

Innovations in public decision-making and consensus-building require a richness of participation and inclusion, not just tech tools.