The Globalist

The sorrow, regret and guilt at the death of a sibling hit émigrés hard.

The Balkans’ most valuable regional asset lies in the young, progressive, educated population. It can become the catalyst for the transformation of the region.

For all of their original home country’s great history and culture, and the beauty of its landscapes, Lebanon remains a destiny of desire for emigrants, but no more.

Here is why the Germans should be receptive to the idea of Trump’s self-deportation to his ancestral land.

Erdogan is driving out business people and the well-educated – the economic forces he needs to achieve his goal of transforming the country into a great power.

Despite shrinking populations, Eastern European countries are worried that taking in refugees is socially disruptive while providing no benefit in closing the income gap with Western Europe.

What do Ukraine and Ireland have in common, in their struggles with Russia and the UK?

What’s stopping the most talented workers from taking the elevator out of the building and hopping a plane to San Jose?

Why are some New York residents choosing to make their homes in Mexico City?

How do the Chinese and Indians in the United States affect cultural, political and economic relationships?