The Globalist

The costs of absorbing five million immigrants could easily reach the costs of German reunification — over one trillion euros over 30 years.

If there is an iron law of European politics, it is for leaders to get out at the top as the ten-year rule completes its cycle.

We have to make an honest assessment of costs and benefits of the migration crisis.

Europe may fear Germany, but the European project needs it.

Why establishment parties in Europe are increasingly left defenseless against a hardening opposition against the euro.

From the Vietnam War to the eurozone crisis: What today’s Germany must learn from LBJ.

Europe tends to belittle the vitality of the political debate inside Turkey and the creativity of its civil society.

Britain outside the eurozone: Still the right call.

A prediction about what lies ahead for the European Union.

On the costs of the illusion that the Euro would only bring benefits.