The Globalist

Both the U.S. and Russia support Brexit – but not for Britain’s sake.

U.S. Senate resolution potentially changes Middle East dynamics.

Imitation is the highest form of flattery. Trump is very predictable in one way: He laps up flattery – the more the better.

The array of investigations centering on president Trump will dominate Washington politics for the foreseeable future.

Democratic control of the House of Representatives offers Republicans the chance to redeem themselves and begin the process of healing a dangerously divided country.

Stephan Richter in conversation with Amanda Vanstone, the host of Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s Counterpoint program.

In the U.S., we have moved to event-driven elections. Republicans could very well hold on to both houses of Congress.

What a dead Swiss novelist teaches us about the everyday men and women who are the willing, but unwitting accomplices of Donald Trump.

Many European countries would like to grow jobs at the same rate as the U.S. A look behind the official U.S. statistics.

The U.S. current account deficit has widened to a degree that few had thought possible. Under Trump, it could become an explosive device for the world financial system.