The Globalist

The West should support democracy in Belarus, but avoid provocative promises.

Under Trump, the United States — despite 250 years of self-government — may get dangerously close to how Europe’s last dictator has operated in Belarus.

Robert F. Kennedy’s 1968 appearance in Indianapolis and the art of how to heal a nation.

Protesters in Lebanon have plenty of reason to bemoan the autocratic response of the government — and its inability to deal with the economic crisis.

Lebanon’s peaceful revolution faces being crushed by Iran-backed Hezbollah terrified of a new Middle East politics.

Russians worry that they will not live to collect their pension due to the proposed age increase. But to what extent is this true?

A new generation believes it can succeed in something its predecessors could not.

A unity coalition government may be only way out of Thailand’s political impasse.

How common are protests in China, despite the serious ramifications towards those who do so?

A rich business society, but with a suffering majority.