The Globalist

It isn’t just the UK Prime Minister who is confused about what kind of UK she wants. So is the rest of the country.

The election result is definitive proof that the British people do not want Theresa May’s hard Brexit.

Theresa May has long been obsessed with immigration. On that issue, she has managed to connect with some UK voters.

The British Prime Minister supposedly had a “sure hand” for the June 8 elections. Then, she collapsed.

Corbyn may have his significant liabilities, but at least he is authentic. Not a smooth politician by any means, he is far less wooden than Theresa May.

The British Prime Minister, an eternal control freak, wanted to have herself a little election. Voters don’t appreciate it.

Is Renzi putting his personal electoral interests over those of his country? And will his gamble pay off?

With a new French President at her side, Merkel feels invigorated again. She even feels a sense of destiny regarding Europe.

Macron’s victory really is a positive signal for the European Union’s future — especially viewed in context against the American union.

Populists movements will continue to win elections because there is something profoundly wrong with modern capitalism.