The Globalist

Gordon Brown, presumably a dour Scot, spent all his vacations in the United States and was in love with Clintonism.

How have the British paid a steep price for their appetite for gossip and the unnecessary details of grizzly crimes?

According to the former UK prime minister, what needs to be done to revive the Western economies?

Is Gordon Brown a credible candidate to lead the IMF in the future?

How has the UK’s coalition government succeeded in reinventing British politics and society?

As Britons prepare to head to the polls, how could a hung parliament provoke an instant financial crisis?

Do Americans really have to worry about an outbreak of anti-Americanism in the UK?

Will the May 6 British elections lead to fissures in the U.S.-Britain relationship?

Will the existence of a High Representative enable the creation of an EU-wide, cohesive foreign policy?

Is Europe better off with a president whose personality reflects Europe's admittedly more staid nature?