The Globalist

The world has encountered a series of shocks over the past 15 years. This should lead to more realistic expectations about the timetable for further globalization moves.

Nothing seemed to stop Erdogan’s provocations on Europe’s eastern flank — until he met his match. The big losers are the Turkish people.

If immigration remains at the level of recent years, about 20% of the populations of France, England and Germany will be Muslim in the foreseeable future.

Women in Mozambique bear the brunt of civil war, droughts and floods.

Returning to the spirit of the 1930s is not a program for government.

A refugee’s desperate bid to be reunited with her husband and daughter.

Behzad Yaghmaian recalls the experience of a Sudanese refugee family trying to cross into Europe illegally to seek asylum.

Behzad Yaghmaian recounts the tale of Nur’s journey to Istanbul.

Priority should now be given to preventing a “Middle-Easternization” of Turkey itself.

Today’s refugee crisis imagery echoes the Dutch England-Voyagers and French escapees of World War II