by Alexander | dec 4, 2025 | Centrale EN artikel
Is De Wever Right? a Item There was a lot of commotion when Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever wrote to Ursula von der Leyen that using the Euroclear money could stand in the way of peace. Many called it cynical, others accused him of undermining Ukraine. But the...
by Alexander | dec 4, 2025 | Centrale EN artikel
Polymarket and the New Geography of Prediction: How a Global Crowd Prices the Future in Real Time a Item Open Polymarket on any given day and you are looking at something entirely new in the world of geopolitics and forecasting: not a report, not an analyst’s...
by Alexander | dec 3, 2025 | Centrale EN artikel
The Long-Term Casualty of the Russia–Ukraine War Is the Collapse of the Transatlantic Alliance a Item The battle over Russian state money parked in a Brussels clearinghouse sounds like a technical footnote in the Russia–Ukraine war. In reality, the fight over the...
by Alexander | dec 2, 2025 | Centrale EN artikel
Stablecoin: The EU in Search of Relevance a Item Stablecoins—cryptographic tokens whose value is pegged to a real-world asset, usually the US dollar—have become the quiet engine behind global digital payments. They are designed to trade at a fixed price (typically...
by Alexander | nov 29, 2025 | Centrale EN artikel
With Belgium Lies the Future of Transatlantic Relations a Item When analysts discuss the endgame of the war in Ukraine, they typically point to military dynamics, diplomatic manoeuvres, or political changes in Washington and Kyiv. Yet the central lever shaping all of...
by Alexander | nov 26, 2025 | Centrale EN artikel
From News to Noise a Item When traditional news channels sound more like political statements than reporting, audiences turn elsewhere. For hundreds of millions of people, that “elsewhere” is X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. But the platform’s latest...
