The Globalist

Why could there be war between these two most populous countries in the world?

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

The choice of coalition after this weekend’s elections will tell us much about Turkey’s future path.

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.

A preview of Canada’s national and global agenda under its new government.

The United States needs to treat the unassuming Indonesian President Widodo with the attention due to his country.

South Africa’s socio-economic strains are becoming untenable.

America’s 20th century business icons are in trouble — but that’s no reason to worry.

If properly integrated, migrants can benefit our societies.

Can we really count on the labor market statistics we have?