Can Italy’s Mattei Plan Fulfill Its Promises to Africa?
Italy’s Mattei Plan promises to create a mutually beneficial partnership with Africa, but its focus on energy and…
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A Voluntary Union? The Scottish Independence Movement at a Legal Impasse
Brexit has fundamentally changed the British political landscape, not least in its implications for the Scottish…
Can Middle Powers Lead the Way?
Five centuries after Italian political scholar Giovanni Botero first defined them, middle powers finally have their…
Opinion | Pourquoi la souveraineté numérique est un enjeu sécuritaire crucial pour…
Pris entre dépendance technologique et rivalités géopolitiques, l’Europe doit reprendre le contrôle de son avenir…
After 16 Straight Years in Power, Hungary’s Viktor Orbán Faces His Toughest…
A resurgent opposition, a faltering economy, and rising global stakes make Hungary’s 2026 election a defining test…
Transparent, Incorruptible—and Unaccountable? Inside Albania’s AI Minister
Albania’s experiment with an AI minister reveals the growing global tension between technological efficiency and…
Opinion | On Europe’s Struggle to Govern Truth
After attending a major Brussels conference on media mistrust, Staff Writer Pola Swieboda examines whether the EU…
Opinion | The Simplest Way to Lower Prescription Drug Prices in the US
Patent thickets are keeping cheaper drugs off the market and leaving American patients to pay the price.
European Airspace: The New Front in Russia’s Hybrid War
Russia is no longer testing Europe at its borders but in its skies, using drones, jets, and plausible deniability…
From Pax Americana to Pax Europaea: Can Europe Defend Itself?
Last September, French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer co-chaired the “Coalition…