The Globalist

The United States is the only major economy that trades less with Africa now than six years ago.

How to meet the opportunity presented by Russia to ready the EU’s energy policies for a more stable future

Reliance on a phony form of “energy security” locks the U.S. into a world of diminishing returns.

Why have major U.S. newspapers given minimal coverage to the Pegasus oil pipeline spills?

Why has the American media been nearly silent on a major oil spill in Arkansas?

What is the U.S. State Department’s vision for a better future for global energy and the environment?

The United States is already using less gas, so why would it turn to solutions that aren’t necessary to free itself from foreign oil?

Does it even make sense to hold federal elections in the United States? After all, they never provide any real resolution.

Can the United States muster the economic insight and political will to step into the 21st century world of energy?

Why do the world’s countries need to take a global approach to securing future energy supplies?