Europe's Double Jeopardy

Nayan Chanda, veteran journalist and director of publications at the Yale Center for the Study of Globalization, spoke at Georgia State Unversity's Asian Studies Center, concerning the origins of globalization. [Enlarge] While globalization seems to ...

Reliance on austerity measures could still push Europe into recession. But political leaders are responding to criticism from the International Monetary Fund and others that austerity failed to deliver economic relief. An end to belt-tightening ...

Subsidies can lead to excess and waste. India is an export leader in water-intensive crops like rice and cotton due to subsidy-driven overproduction, aiming to provide low-cost grain. Huge subsidies and wastage of food grains belie record exports ...

Travel has grown exponentially since the 1960s, and tourism employs more people than any other industry. As political developments have opened borders, as new technologies in aviation and communications provide new access, few destinations go ...

Chinese leader Xi Jinping did not name names when he said that no country "should be allowed to throw a region and even the whole world into chaos for selfish gain. Many in the West took the comment as criticism of North Korea. But China's state ...