The Globalist

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

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

From Germany to the UK and Italy, populism tries to get the upper hand. Can it be contained?

The Jamaica coalition consists of representatives of the globalization and modernization winners. It pitches urban elites against the less successful.

Here’s what you need to know about Germany’s September 24 elections.

The election and subsequent choice of coalition matter. But the differences between the various options are modest rather than stark.

Don’t look for major policy changes in Germany after the September 24 federal elections.

Relative to many of its closest peer economies, the UK maintains a high unionization level, despite a decline.

As more digital freelancers find work through online labor platforms, taxing their income will become increasingly difficult.

More and more people are finding work in the digital economy, but more flexibility also means increased insecurity.