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Britain’s leadership crisis is a symptom, not the disease
Andy Burnham’s rise to Downing Street No. 10 may buy the Labour Party time. But Britain’s political crisis runs far deeper than personalities, campaign skills or messaging strategies. The question…
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Hong Kong’s Struggle: Navigating Autonomy in the Shadow of the People’s Republic
From 'One Country, Two Systems' to National Security Law: Examining the Challenges to Hong Kong's Unique Identity Belgium (Brussels Morning…
Why 2024 will be a ‘make or break’ year for Europe
So much for the more immediate troubles that will beset the EU from next year onwards. More alarming still are…
The West, including the EU, must diversify to support Ukraine
One of the most significant impacts has been on global food security. Ukraine has been a quiet superpower in terms…
Minorities or Immigrants? The Kven and Sami Peoples of Norway
Consider Norway, by far the least plausible candidate for the role of perpetrators of genocide, physical or cultural. This remote…
Spicing Up Policy: Kokoreç, Snus and the EU’s Cultural Dilemma
However, the EU has invested considerable time and effort in avoiding learning from the Swedish case. Let's go deeper into…
Kissinger is Dead, Long Live Realpolitik
As the USA’s Founding Fathers knew, universal franchise democracy is a dangerously flawed idea. It empowers the nescient and the…
Can European Unity Prevail Amidst Discord Over Ukraine Support?
The latest challenge for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky comes in the form of a cautious communication from Hungarian Prime Minister…
Europe Must Defend its Values at Home and Abroad
Political decisions have become situational and unpredictable. Under the guise of the greater good, the legal system has been weaponized…