The Globalist

By Stephan Richter, June 19, 2018

Germany’s SPD has long seen Macron as a beacon of hope. But his stance on migration policy will greatly frustrate them – and rob Angela Merkel of her European cover.

By Stephan Richter, June 17, 2018

Trump aims for the total destruction of the established order, including all alliance partnerships the United States ever entered into.

By Denise Feldner, June 16, 2018

What do impending job losses mean for our societies? And how do we integrate artificial intelligence into our education system?

By Frank Vogl, June 15, 2018

U.S. Judge Richard J. Leon’s ruling to allow the AT&T and Time Warner merger has sent a clear message: There are still law enforcement officers who refuse to be cowed by Trump.

By Stephan Richter, June 14, 2018

However hard they try, U.S. presidents lack the power of a French president to transform their nation.

By Jean-Francois Boittin, June 13, 2018

Detect the telltale signs of the coming U.S. regime change, moving from democracy to Trumpian idolatry.

By Subbiah Lakshmanan, June 12, 2018

Strategic reflections from the North Korean, U.S. and Singaporean perspectives on the location of the Trump-Kim summit meeting.

By George Haynal, June 11, 2018

In the age of Trump, the rest of the world now stands alone.

By Denis MacShane, June 10, 2018

The man who gave us the disaster of Libya is no help against Brexit.

By Stephan Richter and Uwe Bott, June 10, 2018

German hopes for the football tournament in Russia appear way overblown.

By Uwe Bott, June 9, 2018

Why food matters more than anything else in our lives.

By Jean-Francois Boittin, June 9, 2018

Those so-called “allies” don’t realize how much they have been on the warpath against the U.S. all along. High time to set the record straight!

By Martin Hüfner, June 8, 2018

The EU no longer lives in the orderly world of the Maastricht treaties, but in the world of a "populist monetary union."

By Uwe Bott, June 7, 2018

The suicide of fashion designer Kate Spade highlights the rising trend of people taking their own life in the United States.

By Stephan Richter, June 6, 2018

The new Italian government seems keen to play blame games – and pursuing economic solutions that have already failed conclusively in the past.