The Globalist

The most distinctive character of the Second World War is that it was Nazi Germany’s war of extermination in Russia.

A proposal for a three-tiered system for bringing autocratic rule to a close – and reforming the ICC.

Unpacking the commonly used term “air pollution,” what it really means and the associated health risks.

The ten best books on key global issues we presented on The Globalist Bookshelf this year.

What are the realistic options to tackle the scourge of crass inequality in rich welfare states?

Overseas Indians are central to the Indian Prime Minister’s larger strategic objective of turning India into a leading power on the world stage.

As Fed Chairman, Greenspan utterly failed to limit leverage and bubbles, and this failure magnified financial fragility.

Thuli Madonsela is one of those people in South Africa whose leadership bears the hallmarks of Mandela’s exceptional ethos.

Parag Khanna’s latest book brings together masses of information anecdotally in a narrative format.

Continuing violence in Syria is the most severe indictment of the international community’s ability to provide for peace and security.