The Globalist

When it comes to urgently needed reforms, the British Prime Minister should have focused on Britain first.

U.S. history holds a lesson for Europe: Integration moves in waves.

Why some Japanese are particularly sympathetic toward the pro-Brexit camp.

The days of civilized, parliamentary exchanges that marked British politics belong to the last century.

While the dream of one Europe survives, the EU’s elites have been too impatient in pressing for it.

What happens if the UK voters decide on June 23, 2016 to leave the European Union?

Germany will have to change its policies if it wants to avoid exit of other countries from the union.

The debate is dividing Britons by age, Conservatives by stance and Europeans by revived nationalisms.

Whatever outside challenges the UK faces, the source is not the EU.

Brexit: Everyone will lose — except Trump and his soulmate, Putin.