Ending Britain’s “Brief Encounter” with Brexit
A romantic Brexit reset? UK and EU edge closer to ending their brief but painful post-referendum encounter.
The Future of American Soft Power
Soft power helped America lead the world. Trump’s wrecking ball diplomacy risks handing that role to China.
Europe Day with New Dimensions
Transatlantic Tensions Demand A New Geoeconomic Strategy For Europe.
Funding the Future: Why the EU Needs a Bold New Budget
As the current long-term budget nears its end, the European Parliament is laying down its demands for a more ambitious financial framework to tackle mounting challenges.
The European Union’s Road to Abundance
Why Europe must embrace an “abundance agenda” to deliver results, restore trust, and counter rising populism.
How Sweden’s Welfare Experiment Became a Warning to Europe
Sweden pioneered welfare privatisation, and its controversial model is now being exported across the continent.
The Shadow of Unfreedom: A New Authoritarianism Grips the Globe
A harsh, right-wing authoritarianism is rising, casting a shadow of unfreedom as classic conservatism fades.
To Counter Populism and Bolster Security, Europe Must Reinvest In Its Citizens
Facing security threats and rising populism, Europe needs state investment in citizens, not austerity that fuelled discontent.
The End of Certainty: A New Geopolitical Era Begins in 2025
Europe must redefine its global role.
A Day to Remember: Why May 8th Should Be a Belgian Holiday
May 8th deserves to be a Belgian public holiday.
The Empire Strikes Back, and Europe is Confused
Amid a world of resurgent imperial powers, a fragmented Europe grapples with its past and uncertain future.
Gaza’s Descent Into Catastrophe Tests Europe’s Conscience
As Gaza endures unprecedented horror, Europe cannot longer stay inactive.
Europe Is Fighting the Wrong Tech Battle — Here’s What It Should Do Instead
Europe’s tech future is at risk—from Trump, Big Tech, and its own flawed competitiveness obsession.
Europe at a Crossroads: Social Democrats Must Reclaim Iran Diplomacy
As US-Iran talks teeter, the EU’s once-pivotal diplomatic role risks fading. Social Democrats face a crucial moment to revive Europe’s voice.
Labour’s Deafening Silence on Turkey’s Jailed Opposition Leader Raises Eyebrows
European leaders speak out as Istanbul’s popular mayor is imprisoned — but Labour remains curiously quiet.
Governments Are Not Startups
Governments aren’t startups – and trying to act like one is a fast track to failure.
Democracy Under Siege: Trade Unions Rise as a Bulwark Against the Far Right
Trade unions are poised to defend the institutions that bind society together.
American Suicide
Mere months into his term, Trump wrecks global trade, abandons allies, empowers rivals, pushing America towards collapse.
Georgia’s Geopolitical Fixation Masks a Deeper Crisis of Representation
Excessive focus on external threats obscures fundamental flaws in Georgia’s political system.
Fighting for Social Europe When Europe Is at War
Europe faces its first major conflict since integration began, posing profound questions about unity, security, and the future of its social dimension.
Tariffs, the Dollar, and the End of Free Trade Consensus
Tariffs, crypto grift, and chaos—or is a deeper economic reordering already reshaping the global system?
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