The Globalist

By Denis MacShane, November 15, 2018

Years and years of negotiations about the future UK-EU relations lie ahead -- if the ambitions are ever to be set into an international treaty.

By Gurcharan Das, November 14, 2018

That the #MeToo movement has spread to India with such rapidity is a tribute to globalization.

By Holger Schmieding, November 13, 2018

How is Europe impacted by transatlantic and U.S.-Chinese trade tensions and by trade with China itself?

By The Globalist, November 12, 2018

Stable and secure countries produce most of two key metals for battery production.

By The Globalist, November 12, 2018

Emerging market economies in a post-oil era might find themselves in the same traps when mining for the necessary metals.

By The Globalist, November 11, 2018

Cobalt is the rechargeable battery component that is most geopolitically risky to obtain.

By Alon Ben-Meir, November 10, 2018

America is at war with itself. We must demand effective gun control measures from our leaders to end the slaughter.

By Florian Hense, November 9, 2018

The European Commission exposes Italy’s wishful thinking.

By Stephan Richter, November 8, 2018

Despite the Democrats’ gains, the United States is structurally a remarkably conservative country. Republicans have the tools to defend themselves for decades to come.

By Carl Bindenagel, November 6, 2018

Hungary’s Viktor Orban isn't a defender of anybody’s rights. He is an unvarnished unilateralist and, like Putin, a world-class cynic.

By Martin Hüfner, November 5, 2018

Is Italy’s crisis the new Greece? Is it just as bad? Or different? Could it take just as long to resolve it?

By Michael J. Brenner, November 4, 2018

What is the background to the U.S. reaction to the killing of Jamal Khashoggi by the courtiers of Trump family’s close friend, Mohammed bin-Salman?

By Alon Ben-Meir, November 3, 2018

Why do we tolerate a foreign autocrat dispatching his thugs to our country and challenging our right to free speech and assembly?

By Holger Schmieding, November 2, 2018

How is the race to succeed Angela Merkel at the helm of the CDU, Germany’s largest party, shaping up?

By Uwe Bott, November 1, 2018

In the U.S., we have moved to event-driven elections. Republicans could very well hold on to both houses of Congress.