The Globalist

Russia and Saudi Arabia are home to some of the largest immigrant populations in the world.

The U.S. still leads by a lot, but Germany holds second-place in the number of foreign-born residents.

Trump can win this election. If he does, it will be because of Hillary’s steadfast refusal to take principled stands on any issue.

As tragic as September 11 was, could it have triggered a return to the American past?

This time, it may be Europe – not the United States – that faces the ghosts of the “MS St. Louis.”

Can opening up to immigration provide Japan a potential source of economic revitalization?

Will the German Chancellor rely on a 1965 blues rock hit by The Animals to explain her course reversal on refugees?

Reflections on Merkel’s curious mixture of profound ethics paired with high-handedness and naiveté.

A refugee’s desperate bid to be reunited with her husband and daughter.

Behzad Yaghmaian recalls the experience of a Sudanese refugee family trying to cross into Europe illegally to seek asylum.