“Man is born free; and everywhere he is in chains.”
Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 1762

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17-09-2026, 21:15

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Europe's Hydrogen Gamble In North Africa For months now, Brussels has been talking about hydrogen the way it used to talk about gas: as the fix that will finally sort out Europe's energy problem.
15-09-2026, 20:57
Europe's Hydrogen Gamble In North Africa
Brief Reflections On Geopolitics Geopolitics is a science that, in my opinion, is not important but is indispensable because it is the foundation of everything, and it is certain that those who are currently involved in politics understand it well.
11-09-2026, 05:00
Brief Reflections On Geopolitics
The Political Changes Happening Now Or Expected For Political Parties In Europe's Future During the latest speeches of the representatives of the right fair parties, the idea is the same in the different countries, we still keep repeating the same patterns, and, it seems, the same mistakes. Are we really giving all this support to far-right parties?
9-09-2026, 09:25
The Political Changes Happening Now Or Expected For Political Parties In Europe's Future
SpaceX IPO: “The share price rose when the market opened, but watch out in a couple of weeks” The usual pitch: at a markdown, with a hefty discount, at the factory price; don’t miss this opportunity to live off your investments; if you have money, don’t let it sit idle—your capital has to work (sic, and sic again).
9-09-2026, 08:29
SpaceX IPO: “The share price rose when the market opened, but watch out in a couple of weeks”
The Changing Patterns Of Migration In Europe Migration challenges, promises, and the determination to tackle an emergency. When theory fails to match practice. When theory fails to match practice, promises must be tested against reality in ever-changing contexts.
3-09-2026, 10:57
The Changing Patterns Of Migration In Europe
Nazism Was Not An Exclusively German Cancer In 1941, Bertolt Brecht wrote a play, The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, a satire on Adolf Hitler's rise to power. "The womb from which the foul beast sprang is still fertile" is a line from its epilogue. Brecht was right: here we are once again.
3-09-2026, 09:48
Nazism Was Not An Exclusively German Cancer
Rolling Downhill Little by little, from Pompidou to Valery Giscard d'Estaing, from Francois Mitterrand to Jacques Chirac - who defeated Jean-Marie Le Pen, father of today's Obersturmfuhrer, in the second round of the 2002 presidential election - France saw the quality of its political personnel decline while the influence of the "American Friend" grew.
3-09-2026, 09:39
Rolling Downhill
How Much for the Planet? The Dance of the Millions… As climate change displaces millions and threatens entire nations, governments continue to treat environmental action as a secondary concern.
2-09-2026, 14:38
How Much for the Planet? The Dance of the Millions…
European Union Challenges The relevance of the European Union in the global changes that are affecting international decisions all over the world and its role as an important player.
1-09-2026, 14:27
European Union Challenges
The Economy Made Us Lose Our Innocence Due to the latest economic change throughout the world, the European Union is ready to find new solutions, or the solutions they are exposed to are not sufficient to cover the real inflation that is affecting families all over the world.
28-08-2026, 15:15
The Economy Made Us Lose Our Innocence
The Invalids Europe's long history of war, from the shifting borders of the continent to Napoleon, the world wars, and the fall of France. History becomes the lens through which to question Europe’s recurring faith in military power.
28-08-2026, 12:41
The Invalids
France: the Budget, Aircraft Carriers, and Debt As 2025 draws to a close, France is heading into 2026 without a passed budget, but with a new aircraft carrier under construction and an ocean of debt in the hold.
20-08-2026, 17:26
France: the Budget, Aircraft Carriers, and Debt
Is the Perception of Safety Changing, or is it the Media That Changes the Way We Inform Ourselves? Could the real problems in Europe be not only those we see on local TV, masquerading as news programs, but also those we do not easily see—issues hidden from the public and concealed within information that is difficult to access?
20-08-2026, 11:36
Is the Perception of Safety Changing, or is it the Media That Changes the Way We Inform Ourselves?
WHO PAYS FOR PUBLIC SERVICES AND PENSIONS? Connections of public services directly to workers’ contributions and to the distribution of economic output between wages and profits.
18-08-2026, 15:03
WHO PAYS FOR PUBLIC SERVICES AND PENSIONS?