The Globalist

Centrality, not hegemony is the name of the German political game. They love network logic.

Britain has long opposed an EU defense identity fearing it would undermine NATO. Post Brexit, the remaining 27 members can forge ahead.

From politics to religion, The Globalist presents its top features on Saudi Arabia and Iran.

Why it is not only smart, but mandatory for mature powers to stop being overly ambitious in the field of foreign policy.

The cost of letting US policy be determined primarily by the ambitions of Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkey.

Why comparisons of Donald Trump and his minions to those of Adolf Hitler can be both deeply unsettling, and yet all too appropriate

When sports loses its conflict-transcending character: Saudi and Iranian religious scholars agree that football poses a threat.

Britain is not alone in paying a price for its strategic isolationism. International disillusionment with the US has also begun.

The world’s largest source of CO2 emissions finds slow going in cleaning up energy.

India formally joined the Paris agreement on climate change on October 2, 2016.