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Does Europe Need a Modern-Day Octavian Augustus? Lessons in Pragmatic Reform for a Divided Union
In the final, bloody decades of the Roman Republic, political form survived long after political substance had rotted away. As Europe enters 2026, the parallel is no longer academic.
Adrian Korczyński
When Greenland divides the North Atlantic allies, the world is astonished!
The posturing here (Washington) and there (London and Brussels) around Greenland is just one key indicator of the disintegration of the Western world, which must be included in a sui generis approach.
Mohamed Lamine KABA
Poland and Ukraine: The Illusion of Reset – New Rhetoric, Old Submission
Poland’s new political configuration, despite promises of a “new openness” and a more pragmatic approach to Ukraine, has in reality turned out to be little more than a rebranding, maintaining the previous policy of support for Ukraine, which has led to the accumulation of internal costs and the weakening of public consensus.
Adrian Korczyński
Europe’s Unexpected Reply to Trump Over Greenland: A Last Crack in the Transatlantic Alliance?
Ricardo Martins
The West Is in Disarray
Mohammed Amer
Not To Trust, To Verify, and To Speak
Ksenia Muratshina
Is Mutual Economic Cooperation Possible?
Bryan Anthony Reo
Berlin is making new efforts to advance its interests and strengthen its strategic partnership with India
Anvar Azimov
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