The Globalist

Never has British politics been so polarised and never has the quality of political leadership in Britain been so weak. The Brexit saga is far from over.

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.

The European Commission exposes Italy’s wishful thinking.

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

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

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

Denying the root causes for the increased frustration of the public with existing policies is not going to regain trust. “Populism” will continue to gain support.

The entire increase in the share of people running the risk of poverty since 2005 is due to the bigger share of immigrants in the German society.

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.