by Alexander | feb 18, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel
Conner Rousseau: When Diplomacy Defends Principles and Marketing Undermines a Nation a Item Belgium is not merely a small European democracy managing domestic turbulence. It is the host nation of NATO in Brussels—the operational heart of transatlantic security. The...
by Alexander | feb 17, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel
Ambassador White, the Price of Silence, and Belgium’s Unfinished Reckoning a Item Diplomatic quarrels are rarely about etiquette. They are about power, narrative, and—above all—memory. The controversy surrounding Ambassador Bill White, the United States Ambassador to...
by Alexander | feb 16, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel
Impressions of Ambassador Bill White’s Presentation of “Melania” a Item I arrived at the exclusive Belgian screening of Melania in Antwerp without preparation and, more importantly, without prejudice. What followed was an evening that transcended the boundaries of...
by Alexander | feb 12, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel
Spain PM Pedro Sánchez revives the disastrous legacy of Angela Merkel a Item When Pedro Sánchez announced on Jan. 27 that his government would offer renewable residence and work permits to hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants, the move was framed—at least...
by Alexander | feb 9, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel
By Awarding an Honorary Doctorate to Francesca Albanese, Ghent University Appoints Itself as the Ground Zero of European Antisemitism a Item On 2 April 2026, Ghent University, together with the University of Antwerp and the Free University of Brussels, will award a...
by Alexander | feb 3, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel
From Loudonville to the Fed: Kevin Warsh, the Lauder link, and Trump’s market-friendly power play a Item Kevin Warsh’s story begins far from the marble façade of central banking. Raised in Loudonville near Albany, he grew up as the youngest of three children in a...
