Remember the Pax Americana? Not so long ago, the U.S. shaped outcomes in a turbulent world. Updated Sept. 24, 2012 12:01 am ET Share ...

That system, with its multilateral agreements and rules to limit unilateral action, was from the beginning a crucial piece of the Pax Americana.

This “Pax Americana” — characterized by relatively stable international relations, expanding global trade, unprecedented prosperity and the absence of great-power conflict — is abruptly ...

Obama seems, however, less the redemptive president than the contrite commander, noting the passing of Pax Americana as "not a loss for America." The end of Pax Americana surely would be a loss.

NATO is bracing for potential conflict, driven by concerns over Russian aggression. A new defense posture aims for a 5% of GDP spending target, reminiscent of Cold War levels. This significant ...

Pax Americana is over. The rest of the Western alliance will have to pick up the burden of protecting peace Michael Ignatieff Special to The Globe and Mail Published June 18, 2025 Updated June 19 ...

Every other leader showed deference to Donald Trump in France this week, in the hope that he is the man who will change the world.

Pax Americana isn’t fading because Biden isn’t assertive enough. It’s fading because the US just isn’t capable of hegemony anymore.

This “Pax Americana” — characterized by relatively stable international relations, expanding global trade, unprecedented prosperity and the absence of great-power conflict — is abruptly coming to an ...

This “Pax Americana” — characterized by relatively stable international relations, expanding global trade, unprecedented prosperity and the absence of great-power conflict — is abruptly ...