The Globalist

By James M. Dorsey, February 15, 2019

Suicide attack in Iran frames visit to Pakistan by Saudi crown prince.

By Alexei Bayer, February 13, 2019

Trumpism may be closer to Soviet communism than you think.

By Valbona Zeneli, February 12, 2019

Why the prime ministers of Greece and Northern Macedonia may be on the road toward receiving the Nobel Prize for Peace.

By Alon Ben-Meir, February 11, 2019

It took the deaths of 2,300 U.S. soldiers and tens of thousands of Afghans to reach the agreement to end the longest war in U.S. history.

By Rachel Carnell, February 10, 2019

A monarch with the temperament and selflessness of Queen Anne could save Britain from its own insanity.

By Richard Phillips, February 9, 2019

In the U.S., there is no one left who has not formed an opinion on Donald Trump. That’s a problem for Republicans in 2020.

By Alexei Bayer, February 8, 2019

America’s border wall with Mexico is meant to keep illegal immigrants, crime and drugs out. It will only succeed in keeping Americans in.

By Frank Vogl, February 7, 2019

President Trump dismisses Adam Schiff as a political hack pursuing the politics of revenge. But he may find him to be his worst nightmare.

By Patrick Mendis, February 6, 2019

As the U.S. Congress contemplates Trump’s wall, it ought to remember the enlightened vision of the founding fathers.

By Tom Clifford, February 5, 2019

As China rings in the New Year, a brief look at some of the problems the country is facing.

By Martin Hüfner, February 4, 2019

How European integration is regressing – and yet stabilizing.

By Alexei Bayer, February 3, 2019

Where Reagan was a pro, Trump is an amateur. While Reagan was principled, Trump is anything but.

By Maritta Koch-Weser, February 2, 2019

If construction of Stiegler’s Gorge Dam in Tanzania goes ahead, it would squander the nation’s tremendous natural endowment and its finances for years to come.

By Eric Bovim, February 1, 2019

France has been gripped by them, but the yellow vest movement has so far failed to take hold elsewhere. Could the United States be next?

By George Haynal, January 31, 2019

The Meng Wanzhou affair has profound implications for diplomacy everywhere.