The Globalist

Few people are aware that Czechoslovak independence was declared in the United States, in Philadelphia on October 26, 1918.

The story of the man who worked tirelessly for Czech and Slovak autonomy.

In less than half a century, Serbia morphed from hero to villain. And the country remains an outcast, the stench of Milosevic still in the air.

A reflection on the 2018 Berkshire annual meeting.

Putin rules like a Czar, deeply conservative, fearful of unrest, placing stability above all else.

How Viktor Orban rides the populist wave against Muslim “invaders.”

Post-Mugabe Zimbabwe could use its bountiful natural resources to usher in a new era.

To manage Europe’s future, the outgoing German finance minister argues “First comes risk reduction — and only then risk sharing.”

Despite shrinking populations, Eastern European countries are worried that taking in refugees is socially disruptive while providing no benefit in closing the income gap with Western Europe.

South Africa’s President treats his country as his own personal fiefdom and that of his cronies