The Globalist

The big prize being eyed by the anti-European and xenophobic parties are the elections to the European Parliament next May.

With Brexit, the British government remains depressingly out of touch with the world.

For 157 years, Indians have lived under a tyrannical colonial law that was contrary to our country’s ancient spirit.

It can feel very rewarding emotionally to blame Mexicans (and other foreigners) for one’s economic plight. It is far less satisfying to yell at robots.

The surprisingly strong interest rate hike in Turkey makes a recession even more likely.

The Trump trade deal with Mexico is, in a smaller way for now, another of those rare Nixon in China moments. It has the potential to alter the arc of contemporary history.

UN and U.S. criticism put pressure on the Islamic world to speak out against China’s actions to rein in Islam at home.

Can Republicans’ efforts to tilt U.S. democracy toward feudalism be stopped?

How it has taken a political novice in the White House only a year and a half to hollow out the centuries-old system of the U.S. separation of powers.

Do the disgusting comments Boris Johnson hurled at Theresa May finally mark the end of Boris Johnson’s career in British politics? Might emigration to Trump’s America be his only option?