The Globalist

The costs of absorbing five million immigrants could easily reach the costs of German reunification — over one trillion euros over 30 years.

If there is an iron law of European politics, it is for leaders to get out at the top as the ten-year rule completes its cycle.

Will the U.S. government catch up to Russia, China, Iran and Germany as they shape a new global consensus on Syria?

From the Vietnam War to the eurozone crisis: What today’s Germany must learn from LBJ.

Europe tends to belittle the vitality of the political debate inside Turkey and the creativity of its civil society.

Whether EU leaders like it or not, an EU Treaty change debate is definitely on the agenda.

On the costs of the illusion that the Euro would only bring benefits.

Why are 36, 60 and 80 key figures to keep in mind when analyzing the Greek situation?

High time for more realism and a fundamental rethink of European structures.

Cameron’s problem is not about the EU, but about Britain and the future path of his own party.