October vote could trigger next intra-EU crisis.

More than anything else, Brexit is a sign that both British and EU leaders have lost the benefit of the doubt.

Treating robots as mid-century factory workers won’t bring back the Blue Model—but it could cripple the Continent’s future.

UN reports unprecedented global migration crisis—with Syria and Iraq leading the way.

In its current frame of mind, Britain is headed for more decline whether it stays in or leaves the EU. But there’s nothing inevitable about that outcome.

Why did Trump win? Why didn’t the GOP see it coming? Look to America’s forgotten folk tradition, writes TAI’s own Nicholas M. Gallagher.

Victims of the “outsourcing visa” tell their stories—and the New York Times listens.

Related: AfD up, Merkel down.

Glad to know all those other diseases have been taken care of, fellas.

From un-PC jokes to too-truthful commentary, Amb. Haber had a rough year in Ankara.