Tag: Opinion section
Foreign Policy Face-off: Ramaswamy’s MAGA Vision vs. Haley’s Pragmatism
The USA, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) There was a fascinating exchange between Vivek Ramaswamy and Nikki Haley during Wednesday night’s…
Putin’s Doomed Adversaries
Belgium (Brussels Morning Newspaper) Did Prigozhin fake his own death? I would have had I been in his…
Should EU Choose Anarchy as an Organizing Principle?
Belgium (Brussels Morning Newspaper) The recent spate of fraud and corruption scandals in the EU’s institutions signals the…
Pseudoscientists are “being rewarded for fearmongering”
Belgium (Brussels Morning Newspaper) What if you were told, on good authority, that drinking a glass of diet…
Education in the EU Should Remain a Public Good
Contrary to common misconceptions, public goods are not "goods provided by the public" (read: by the government). Public…
State and Nation in American Politics
Defining the nature of that polarization is more difficult and important than simply noting that it is strong.…
A Toast to Vince
Belgium (Brussels Morning Newspaper)It is estimated that about 230 American World War II veterans die every day in…
The Future of Oil Prices
In some countries, prices are fixed entirely by market forces, supply, and demand, usually through specialized exchanges (e.g.,…
How the EU can help Tunisia avoid a total economic crash
Tunisia, once the lodestar of democracy in the Arab world, has descended into rampant authoritarianism, economic shortsightedness, and…
EU: Private Sector No Substitute for Public Spending
Belgium (Brussels Morning Newspaper) Fighting the last economic war seems to be a maxim of the European Union.…
Is European military spending in the interests of humanity?
The fact that the EDF and ASAP are based on EU competence in industrial matters, and led by…
Nigeriens waving Russian Flags
Greece (Brussels Morning Newspaper) In the wake of a military coup, hundreds of people participated in protests in…