The Globalist

It is ludicrous to blame Angela Merkel’s refugee policies for strengthening the Brexit vote. The wave of xenophobia was the result of the UK’s own administrative ineptitude.

Why third-generation German Turks feel a stronger bond with their parents’ or grandparents’ country of origin than do the older generations.

The big prize being eyed by the anti-European and xenophobic parties are the elections to the European Parliament next May.

The Binyamin and Donald show threatens to undermine, perhaps irredeemably, the institutions of democracy in Israel and the United States.

Asking about citizenship status in the 2020 Census is dangerous and politically inept.

Once a haven for other Africans, the country’s economic crisis has soured public opinion on foreigners.

Trump’s proposed immigration plan does provide a starting point to accomplish an ultimate compromise that would better serve the national interests.

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.

The US needs to return to stop discriminating against those with little education. Let’s set up an immigration lottery to make it work.

What must be done to make life attractive enough at home to not see everyone go abroad?