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Economic & Trade Relations
The Gospel of Power: How America’s Faith Was Bought, and Why It’s Dying
When I was a teenager, I used to read...
Packing passports in Washington: Trumpworld’s quiet panic as Democrats rise
The mood in Washington has shifted overnight. After the...
Europe’s last inheritance: the trillion-euro handover that could rewrite capitalism
Across Europe, a quiet revolution is unfolding. The postwar...
Two democracies, two illnesses: why America can’t change and Europe won’t move
Across the Atlantic, democracy suffers two opposite crises: America’s rigid system cannot act, while Europe’s fragmented one cannot move. Paulo Santos explores how both can rediscover efficiency and trust without turning to authoritarian shortcuts.
Trump redraws the map: Venezuela, spheres of influence, and the end of Europe’s illusions
When Donald Trump orders an aircraft carrier to Latin...
From Wilders to Jetten: the Netherlands turns a page on populism
In the Netherlands, elections rarely deliver clean revolutions. They...
Political & Diplomatic Relations
The Gospel of Power: How America’s Faith Was Bought, and Why It’s Dying
When I was a teenager, I used to read...
Packing passports in Washington: Trumpworld’s quiet panic as Democrats rise
The mood in Washington has shifted overnight. After the...
Europe’s last inheritance: the trillion-euro handover that could rewrite capitalism
Across Europe, a quiet revolution is unfolding. The postwar...
Two democracies, two illnesses: why America can’t change and Europe won’t move
Across the Atlantic, democracy suffers two opposite crises: America’s rigid system cannot act, while Europe’s fragmented one cannot move. Paulo Santos explores how both can rediscover efficiency and trust without turning to authoritarian shortcuts.
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The Gospel of Power: How America’s Faith Was Bought, and Why It’s Dying
When I was a teenager, I used to read the Bible with a kind of quiet awe, as if I were holding a fragile,...
Packing passports in Washington: Trumpworld’s quiet panic as Democrats rise
The mood in Washington has shifted overnight. After the...
Europe’s last inheritance: the trillion-euro handover that could rewrite capitalism
Across Europe, a quiet revolution is unfolding. The postwar...
Two democracies, two illnesses: why America can’t change and Europe won’t move
Across the Atlantic, democracy suffers two opposite crises: America’s rigid system cannot act, while Europe’s fragmented one cannot move. Paulo Santos explores how both can rediscover efficiency and trust without turning to authoritarian shortcuts.
Trump redraws the map: Venezuela, spheres of influence, and the end of Europe’s illusions
When Donald Trump orders an aircraft carrier to Latin...
From Wilders to Jetten: the Netherlands turns a page on populism
In the Netherlands, elections rarely deliver clean revolutions. They...
The rent-burden generation: why young Europeans are turning against the system
It began quietly, in bedrooms with peeling paint and...
Too rich for comfort: how Switzerland can manage its trillion-franc problem
A fortress of stability under siege
Few nations have built...
Europe’s rearmament stalls: unity proves harder than war budgets
Only months ago, Europe’s rearmament was the talk of...
Europe’s new federal dream: Draghi’s plan to save the Union from itself
Mario Draghi chose Oviedo, not Brussels, to deliver one...