The Globalist

What the U.S. president really means by pleading for “fairness” is simply for the U.S. to have its way.

Italian politicians warning against “Germany-type problems” in forming a government after the next election are a truly striking moment of European integration – although not a particularly welcome one.

The Turkish President only knows one loyalty — to himself. Little wonder Erdogan acts like a congenital flamethrower in international relations.

A selection of the most interesting features by Jean-Pierre Lehmann.

Failing to deliver on basic necessities of modern life does not seem to faze many Tory politicians much.

The Trump Administration’s obsession with the Iran nuclear deal cannot obscure the U.S. role in strengthening Iran.

The loser in the Air Berlin game, as the government played it, are Germany’s citizens, consumers and air travelers.

The Las Vegas massacre has exposed that the idea of the existence of an American “society” is increasingly becoming pure fiction.

A self-indulgent campaign memoir from the unsuccessful U.S. presidential candidate does little to get Democrats back on track.

An email dialogue between London and Berlin.