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The Alternative for Germany shares Trump’s ideas, but national interest pushes it to be anti-American
The expected election returns, conflicts at EU borders and politicians’ ambitions all affect EU enlargement.
Optimism About EU Enlargement Out of Tune with Shifting Sentiment in Europe
Its whole political system’s survival will be called into question before the 2027 presidential election campaign begins.
A Hot Political Autumn in France
In France, the problems in schools, and many others besides, are coming to the surface as protest. If these young people cannot count on a secure future, what future awaits Europe?
With The Arrival Of Fall, The Winds Of Change Are Blowing
Europe wants digital sovereignty. However, the key networks and chips still belong to non-European companies.
European Digital Sovereignty Sitting on Others’ Networks
Prolonged and large-scale conflicts are becoming more likely, while military capabilities increasingly depend on factors external to the armed forces.
The Brink Between War and Peace Will Blur
Comrade, Customer, Client, or Critic? Why Greece and Hungary accept Chinese money while Germany keeps at arm’s length?
China’s Belt and Road Did Not Split Europe. It Just Revealed an Old Rift.
It is clear that the majority of the population is becoming increasingly poorer, while those with resources are becoming increasingly richer, and the gap between the two is constantly widening.
Economic Policy, or the Economy that Governs Politics
Did you like Arturo Alejandro Muñoz’s piece “Writing in a Bucket of Water”? You’re going to love this bit of nonsense about Lost Causes.
Lost Causes
Subordinating the French nuclear forces to the U.S. nuclear umbrella is proposed – ostensibly to secure coordination and avoid diplomatic conflicts in the event of a crisis.
USA Wants to Draw France into the NATO-Wide Nuclear Deterrence System
