The Globalist

How serious is the UK government’s determination to act very firmly against Russian business interests in view of Putin’s constant transgressions?

The “freedom convoys” that have occupied the heart of Ottawa speak to a medley of weaknesses in Canada’s political system.

Mark Zuckerberg’s business prospects have dimmed considerably. That is welcome news.

The reaction to the appointment of Jennifer Morgan as a German deputy foreign minister betrays a lot of provincialism in Germany’s political culture.

Ukraine could offer to suspend its NATO candidacy for some time, but only in return for Russia’s withdrawal from Donbas.

Conservationists, insurance schemes and homestays have transformed the fortunes of one the world’s most endangered animals.

China’s goal isn’t cuddling up to Russia. It is preventing NATO from interfering in the Indo-Pacific.

The Biden administration is greatly irritated by the SPD’s submissive stance on Russia.

The world is complex. In trying to make sense of it, let’s not resort to divisive cliches.

Plus: A recipe for salt-baked fish and roots.