The Globalist

To reform the WTO, the director-general can take a cue from his home nation, Brazil.

An aspiring global tourism magnet, Brazil still needs work on the basics.

Brazil must act decisively to become a leader or be relegated to an object of history.

Instead of pushing for cross-border financial deregulation, the United States should learn from other nations’ safeguards.

After the NSA snooping, why are politicians and citizens all across Latin America so dismayed?

What products are shaking up Brazil’s young consumer lifestyles?

Who are the faces of the rising global middle class?

As investors pull back and commodity prices fall, is a new crisis in emerging markets brewing?

Does it make sense for Turkey’s Prime Minister to attack financial markets? They have actually been his country’s friend.

Will tiny Uruguay get squeezed between its two much larger neighbors, Brazil and Argentina, or prove itself resilient?