>"The former U.S. secretary of state says that Russia-China alignment won’t last."

Young people all over China, fed up with city life, are searching for new ways of life amid old traditions in undeveloped rural parts of the country.

"In the United States, recovery from the financial crisis a decade ago has continued on as one of the longest economic expansions in American history. Unemployment is at a 50-year low. Fueled by this momentum, while ignoring the intense _...Read More_

>"A bias toward “coercive” foreign policy stymies U.S. efforts to bring peace to Ukraine and stabilize the global economy at a moment of turmoil."

>"A convergence of breaking points demands choices about the future."

>"The war between Russia and Ukraine presents a rare opportunity for China to repair its deteriorating relationship with the U.S. and Europe by actively brokering _...Read More_

>"What it would take for the sanctions against Russia — which were only possible because of globalized economic interdependence — to provoke the Kremlin to _...Read More_

>"The age of non-communication and deglobalization invites military conflict."

"As climate change reshapes our world, more of us will need to move."

"Understanding the shifting balance of social forces, interest groups and political factions is essential to see how China escaped the shock therapy that brought down the Soviet Union."

Globalization as we have known it is over. Kaput. As John Gray summarily puts it in his contribution to Noema, “forget it.” For the British philosopher, we are returning to the pluralism that existed before the post-Cold War neoliberal _...Read More_

Most people would be forgiven for thinking that globalization was the result of late 20th Century forces bringing the far-flung corners of the globe together into a global community. As historian Valerie Hansen explains in her new book, The _...Read More_

"He promised he would “get Brexit done.” It is slowly dawning on him that this implies breaking up Great Britain."