Erdogan never understood the Kurds’ mindset. He needs to revisit history to see the hardships they have experienced.
UK: Labour Hands UK to Tories for a Decade
Britain’s Labour party, by reelecting Jeremy Corbyn, faces a miserable decade, like it did in the 1950s and 1980s.
Escaping the Prison Island: Forgotten Refugees of Chios
The refugees trying to escape Chios shows the world’s failure to protect victims of one of the worst humanitarian disasters.
How Hispanics Became U.S. Election Kingmakers
A Q&A on demographic shifts and voting trends among U.S. Hispanics
The EU and the German Risk
Germany is not just a core member of the EU, it is the core member. Being the EU’s biggest asset also means it is its Achilles heel.
The Letelier Assassination: A Watershed in Counter-Terrorism
How the killing of a former Chilean ambassador in Washington, DC became a watershed moment in the West’s struggle against terrorism.
International Day of Peace – The Globalist’s Top 10 Features
Perspectives on peace over the past five centuries, from China to Nelson Mandela.
Shunning Egypt’s Al Sisi?
The West was not only happy to flirt with Mubarak. It is also still in bed with plenty of bad guys.
Merkel: One More Time
In 2017, German Chancellor Merkel will assume the helm of her troubled country – for the fourth time. Unless she decides not to run.
Race for the White House: The Greatest Circus on Earth
Four reasons why the world community should stop paying so much attention to the U.S. presidential elections.























