The Globalist

Does allowing India and other poor countries to help farmers and consumers really distort global markets?

World Food Day reminds us of the fragility of food security in the 21st century.

Can India be a global power when it can’t guarantee its own food security?

Why is Russia emerging as a key factor in the political equation in Egypt?

If pesticides, fertilizers and genetically-modified seed aren’t good for the planet, who are they good for?

What are some tongue-in-cheek reasons as to why Washington need not bother fixing the United States’ problems?

Why would Yemen’s president be wise to start packing his bags?

How can Egypt stand at the edge of a new period of modernization and opening up in the Arab world?

How can a country be in famine when its fields are watered and green?

How are increasing commodity prices challenging economic policies around the world?