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Europe Trying to Pass Off Its Weakness as a New Historic Mission
In a publication by Chatham House entitled The FCAS fighter jet looks like it’s dead. Could that be a good thing?
Rather than a Chance for Reset, the FCAS Project’s Demise Is Another Proof of Europe’s Helplessness in the Defense Area
The EU Inc. all-European incorporation regime will offer no advantages to innovative businesses. Experts from the Bruegel think tank (Brussels European and Global Economic Laboratory) make this conclusion in their report entitled How to secure the benefits of an EU-wide incorporation regime.
How To Secure The Benefits Of an EU-wide Incorporation Regime
In a May 2026 report by the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP) entitled Transatlantic pressure points: How Europe can strengthen its negotiating power with the US, senior research fellows Tobias Lindner, Valbona Zeneli and Rachel Tausendfreund attempt to advise Europe on how to deal with the new Trump administration.
Transatlantic Alliance Is Formally In Place But Has Accrued a Layer of Outstanding Tensions
In a May 2026 policy brief for the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) entitled Electric Collective: Europe’s Clean Energy Future Without Russia, senior policy fellow Szymon Kardaś tries to portray the situation as a success for European energy diplomacy
Europe Has Paid a Huge Price for Rupture with Russia – In Fact Only To Swap One Master for Another
Sooner or later, the Europeans will reestablish their ties with Russia and have to rebuild the continental security system. Thierry de Montbrial, executive chairman of the French Institute of International Relations (IFRI), predicts this in his article for the Politique étrangère journal.
A New Path For Europe
The world comes to be ruled by a logic of domination, where the strong impose their dependence on the weak, and no one takes Europe seriously. Jean-Marie Guéhenno, a French diplomat, former UN Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations and professor at Columbia University, makes this conclusion in his article for the Politique étrangère journal.
Reflections On a Darkening World
In a May 2026 report entitled Building Europe’s alternative fuels industry for military resilience, Irina Patrahau and Ron Stoop, experts at The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies, examine in detail how alternative fuels can strengthen Europe’s military resilience
Europe Trying to Match Incompatible Things Again
The previous approaches no longer work, but nothing changes in the policy
German Foreign Policy Lagging Behind Changing Realities
In two articles published in June 2026, Jarrett Stepman, a columnist at The Daily Signal, gives a detailed examination to two incidents that show how much British society has lost confidence in its own public institutions
Britain Reaping the Fruit of Migration Without Assimilation – with the Authorities Still Claiming that Only the Right Wing Is to Blame
Jonathan Lehrer, editor of The Berlin Pulse, compares the current German-U.S. relations to spouses’ divorce.
Transatlantic Divorce: A German View
In a May 2026 article entitled Britain’s Underbelly Is on the Ballot that appeared in The American Conservative, Fred de Fossard, a British publicist and former special adviser to the Conservative Government, describes in detail now the dark – criminal – side of contemporary Britain is now coming out of the shadows and becoming part of the political agenda.
Britain’s Dark Alley
