The Globalist

Can the incoming Iranian president outmaneuver his country’s hardliners on foreign affairs? Will that enhance global governance?

Why is the U.S. president so keen on excelling by doing his very own opposition’s bidding? Is it because he is a non-politician and utter elitist?

Are U.S. politicians ready to tell their people that the day is near when the United States will no longer be the globe’s number one?

The United States used to be the key force promoting global governance. What are the global consequences of America’s deeply divided domestic politics?

Can Russia ever become a modern, economically competitive, democratic society as long as Putin is in charge?

Where in the world are Chinese leaders looking for inspiration to improve China’s future?

How does one turn environmental problems into a threat for the United States and then into a profit opportunity?

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

The weakened office of the President raises very serious questions about the ability of the United States to adapt to modern times.

Do those who demand stronger leadership from Angela Merkel miscomprehend the nature of democratic regimes in modern times?