09/08/2022 | En Profundidad
Globalist Perspective - Deepening Transatlantic Cooperation
The world faces many challenges. More intense cooperation between the United States and the EU can help solve them. [Note to journalists: You may quote from this text, provided you mention the name of the author and reference it as a new Strategic Intervention Paper (SIP) published by the Global Ideas Center in Berlin on The Globalist.] www.https://globalideascenter.org/
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04/08/2017 | Frente Externo
Global Confidence In United States Is Shaken – Analysis
Pew Research Center survey shows marked decline in approval in 35 nations for US President Trump and his policies.
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23/02/2013 | Frente Externo
How America and Japan See the World
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe travels to Washington this week to meet with President Barack Obama. This will be their first meeting since Abe was chosen for the second time to be prime minister and Obama secured a second term at the end of last year. But how do ties stand between the two countries?
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27/05/2010 | Medio Ambiente
Green technology risks spawning new trade wars among nations
At last countries are waking up to the dangers of carbon-dioxide pollution and a finite supply of fossil fuel. The bad news is that emergent green technology risks spawning new trade wars.
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30/12/2009 | Economia y Finanzas
US Opinion Turns Against the Globalism of its President
All of President Obama’s internationalist and multi-lateral policies may come to naught if he cannot convince Americans that such a strategy is in their best interest. Moreover, if American public opinion cannot be reversed, an insular country could erode US international standing and weaken its ability to obtain a consensus on a wide range of issues, according to columnist Bruce Stokes.
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