The Globalist

When will Erdogan come to his senses to see that the solution to the conflict with the Kurds lies only in peace negotiations?

The more Theresa May digs in, the less the British people know how much Brexit they really want.

Britain’s political situation and its long-term economic outlook have become more precarious than they have been at any time since the late 1970s.

No U.S. President in recent memory has done more to strengthen Europe’s willingness to work together than Donald Trump.

The politics of Brexit inside the UK is becoming more complex by the minute. The country needs a period of reflection to carry out a giant Brexit audit.

Beppe Grillo’s Five Stars movement loses some of its lustre.

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.

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

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