The Globalist

The “War On Terror” is entering its 16th year. But why does it have such a hold over Americans’ lives, culture and politics?

What is keeping Americans in a September 2001 mentality almost a decade and a half later?

Has the attempted cure for 9/11 made the fear more real?

What is the state of U.S. media and political class 14 years into the “war on terror”?

Islam isn’t inherently backward – it’s being held back by powerful donors.

What are the differences between the last two U.S. Presidents to win the Nobel Peace Prize?

What will the nation-state look like in the future?

What does “jihad” mean to Muslims in the Middle East?

In what direction will the United States’ military power take it?

What can the Obama administration do to help alleviate the health — and security — situation in Afghanistan?