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Eurafrica or the Europeanization of Françafrique
What Françafrique is to France, Eurafrique is to Europe.
Hungary’s 2026 election: Orban’s last stand or the end of Central European autonomy?
The parliamentary elections scheduled for April 12, 2026, in Hungary are no longer just about who governs Budapest for the next four years. They represent one of the most important geopolitical tests for Central Europe since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine.
Drifting Diplomacy in Brussels: Kallas Marginalised, von der Leyen in Control?
In Brussels, European foreign policy is drifting between a leadership vacuum and an increasing concentration of power. Behind institutional appearances, a silent struggle is reshaping who speaks — and decides — on behalf of Europe, with one clear outcome: the growing irrelevance of the EU as a credible diplomatic actor.
