The Globalist

The election of Donald Trump could spell disaster for anti-corruption efforts in the U.S. and abroad.

Is the ruling Islamist-rooted AKP party in Turkey intimidating Turkish Christians?

The indisputable way to explain the 2016 U.S. presidential election result.

At this point, the U.S. President-elect would do a better job filling his administration if he made the selection a reality show.

Reformist Saudi prince bounces up against flawed education system and ingrained social mores.

Bill Clinton’s repositioning of the Democratic Party two decades ago continues to leave it adrift.

Despite Trump in the White House, Japan aims to get the TPP anyway and keep U.S. troops in the country too. Is that realistic?

Donald Trump is an alien, if not an enemy, for papal Rome. His values and geopolitical vision are the opposite of Jorge Mario Bergoglio’s.

The two deserve enormous blame, over the years, for the recent election outcome.

What happens if one suddenly sees oneself as a character in a Marcel Proust novel?