by Alexander | jan 14, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel
What Bill Ackman actually set in motion — and why Europe must face the same question a Item In the aftermath of the October 7 Hamas attacks, a statement issued by a coalition of student groups at Harvard shocked many observers. The text did not merely criticise...
by Alexander | jan 6, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel
The Road to Greenland: Why the Shift from Geopolitics to Geoeconomics Still Misses the Point a Item In the debate over great-power competition, it has become fashionable to describe the world as moving from geopolitics (flags, bases, alliances) to geoeconomics...
by Alexander | jan 4, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel
Europe’s Capabilities Fragmented by Sovereignty and Diminished by Regulations, Against a United States Shaping the World by Superiority a Item The capture of Nicolás Maduro by the United States and his transfer to U.S. soil for prosecution marks more than the removal...
by Alexander | dec 30, 2025 | Centrale EN artikel
Iran’s Regime Faces Its Gravest Threat at Home: A Collapsing Rial, Not Missiles a Item After the Mar-a-Lago meeting between Netanyahu and Trump, a clear message was delivered to Iran: another attack will follow if you start rebuilding your nuclear capacity. But these...
by Alexander | dec 25, 2025 | Centrale EN artikel
A New Antisemitism Divide in Europe: Romania Draws the Line, Moldova Approaches, the West Drifts a Item Romania has just done something much of Europe has been reluctant to do: it translated condemnation of antisemitism into a clear legal boundary backed by...
by Alexander | dec 21, 2025 | Centrale EN artikel
Euroclear: When a Small State Stopped the Empire a Item The Euroclear episode was not a technical dispute about frozen Russian assets. It was a raw confrontation over power inside the European Union: who decides, who carries the risk, and whether Europe still...
