The Globalist

By David Apgar, June 6, 2022

In contrast to Putin, President Xi at least seems focused on the long game for his country. But why is Xi then supporting Putin's win-today, lose-thereafter venture?

By Julia Watson, May 28, 2022

Face the facts about meat consumption and drop the replicas. Plus, A recipe for mushroom, fingerlings and goat's cheese melt.

By Stephan Richter and Alexei Bayer, May 16, 2022

Russia’s war against Ukraine provided Boris Johnson with a unique opportunity to highlight Britain’s international leadership credentials.

By Thomas Hanke, May 12, 2022

The leader of France’s left says he runs against what Macron stands for. But despite his populists' airs, he pushes Putin’s European policy goals.

By Karen Cheung, May 7, 2022

Karen Cheung’s first book charts the acceleration of a vanishing way of life in Hong Kong amid China’s creeping influence.

By Stephan Richter, May 4, 2022

The politician who had prepared himself all his life for his top role flops. Meanwhile, the man who had made a career as a comedian on TV turns out to be a very determined and successful statesman.

By Uwe Bott, May 4, 2022

To provide Germany with proper orientation in times of historic misses, the German Chancellor has to show a lot more courage. All parties have a lot of explaining to do.

By César Chelala, April 29, 2022

Recent history reveals the need for the adherence of all nations to a new international security framework.

By Frank Vogl, April 26, 2022

Ukraine needs billions to run Its government. As its economy dives, its budget spending soars. The global community needs to step up.

By Thomas Hanke, April 25, 2022

On Ukraine and Russia, Germany’s Chancellor Olaf Scholz is not acting thoughtfully and with a cool head. Rather, he is damaging Germany's reputation - and his own party.

By Gunnar Heinsohn, April 22, 2022

The international community should pay much closer attention to the completely perverted reasoning behind Putin calling for a "de-Nazification" of Ukraine.

By The Globalist, April 20, 2022

Astolphe De Custine’s "Letters from Russia" – (1843): What de Tocqueville is to America, de Custine is to Russia.

By Andrés Ortega, April 17, 2022

Living in a world where Xi and even Putin still stand tall and U.S. and European interests over how to deal with Russia and China differ significantly.

By Alan Riley, April 14, 2022

In the run-up to the Ukraine invasion, Gazprom has conclusively proven that it is not a business but a politico-military enterprise – a central part of Putin’s war-making kit.

By Alon Ben-Meir, April 12, 2022

By opting for “neutrality” on Putin’s war against Ukraine, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has gravely betrayed Israel’s founding moral principles.