The Globalist

Why the problem is far greater than nationalist resurgence.

Why is standing up to one-man rule and presidential nepotism actively pursued among AK Party grandees in Turkey, but not by Republicans in the U.S.?

Trust in the U.S. federal government is at an all time low. Democratic presidential candidates will need to convince voters that they understand their concerns.

Why a Democratic President, if elected, will be able to change very little in the U.S.

A personal reflection on political principles and responsibilities.

Under Donald Trump, the times when U.S. administrations acted as a force for global good are fast becoming a faint memory.

The Indian general election is the world’s biggest democratic exercise — and the numbers are staggering.

Being neither a Modi fan nor a Modi hater is a position many Indians find themselves in.

Erdogan can use any number of legal, political or foreign policy tools to ensure his candidate wins this time around, no matter the reputational costs.

Ultimately, Erdogan might end up losing Istanbul again. And botch yet another opportunity to normalize relations with the Kurds.