Sweden, the self-proclaimed “humanitarian superpower” whose generous welfare state has helped draw migrants northward, is closing its border.

The UK’s renegotiation demands on economic immigrants angers Eastern Europe.

America’s fastest-growing immigrant group votes left. Here’s why—and why that might change.

Merkel’s party falls in new poll as the refugee crisis continues.

The Turkish President announces that he will move into an old Ottoman palace in Istanbul.

The regime isn’t as graphic as ISIS—but Syrians won’t forget its depredations.

Poor management of America’s foreign policy portfolio now means that President Obama—and his successor—will have to increase America’s overseas commitments and responsibilities.

2016 would see inflow at 150% of current rate—and European politics would explode.

Even in the “safer” parts of Yemen, Saudi inexperience has shown. What about in Houthi country?

A new Harvard Business Review study throws Europe’s tech woes in sharp relief.