The Globalist

How does the emergence of China look through the prism of a Westerner’s life?

Syria’s announcement of its first COVID-19 case highlights the public health threat posed by war zones that produce millions of refugees and displaced persons.

The U.S. needs to embrace a smart immigration policy based on the country’s optimum population size. That pro-environment, pro-productivity choice will be appreciated by future generations of Americans.

Reflections on three key Canadian challenges coming up in bilateral relations with the U.S.

The man who gave us the disaster of Libya is no help against Brexit.

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.

How Viktor Orban rides the populist wave against Muslim “invaders.”

How does the emergence of China look through the prism of a Westerner’s life?

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 summit is a timely opportunity to turn the world’s gaze to the protection needs of the displaced Syrian children.