The Globalist

If we follow some of our politicians, the Middle Eastern refugee crisis threatens to turn us into pigs.

A comparison between United States and Germany: Who takes most refugees?

What does it take to make sure that the immigrants now arriving are integrated in a sustainable manner?

Helping refugees in practical ways, while trying to be more than a drop in the bucket.

We have to make an honest assessment of costs and benefits of the migration crisis.

Domestic policy response matters more than any decision about an initial distribution of migrants.

A populist backlash in Europe against immigration is more dangerous than in the United States.

The U.S. experience offers Europe hope that the process of cultural digestion is manageable.

Which industrialized country received the most asylum seekers in 2014?

Back in 1900, immigrants made up 3% of the global population. What is the percentage today?