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Europe’s Atlantic Mediocracy: Why Its Establishment Is Afraid of Realism
The symbolic departure of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer did not end in political rupture or dramatic collapse, but in a quiet administrative disappearance of authority.
Europe’s China Dilemma: Why the EU Still Cannot Decide What China Is
The European Union persistently characterises China as a partner, a competitor, and a systemic rival—often within the same policy frameworks. This ongoing conceptual ambiguity has resulted in a fragmented and inconsistent approach that fails to advance Europe’s core economic interests or respond adequately to the new geopolitical landscape.
Ankara Summit Mirrors West’s Systemic Crisis
The July 7–8 NATO Summit in Türkiye was supposed to demonstrate the unity of all 32 members of the alliance. However, it yet again evidenced the schism between Washington and the rest of the bloc.
