The Globalist

The most distinctive character of the Second World War is that it was Nazi Germany’s war of extermination in Russia.

An email dialogue between London and Berlin.

Western Balkans policymakers often complain that their best minds are leaving. But they do so without offering any solution how to fix this issue.

If anything, the German Problem is complacency, not the current account surplus.

What must be done to make life attractive enough at home to not see everyone go abroad?

It is because I admire the great nation of Poland that I must call a spade a spade.

Why is Kaczynski, a staunch Catholic, leading his rightfully proud nation toward its own Turkification?

Pessimism is real, but scapegoating the EU for the slow transformation of the Western Balkans is unfair.

What does the EU mean to people in the Western Balkans?

A message to the American President as he heads to France.