Comment & Opinion - Columnists Archives
As the world spirals into ever more uncertainty, Marek M. Jaros and Robert Schuett show how Poland’s strategic situation captures the wider resurgence of geopolitical competition…
Madalina Botan and Minna Aslama Horowitz argue that verifiable, and inclusive oversight is essential if the EU is to match the scale and urgency of today’s information disorders.…
Francesco Petrone aims to move beyond the dichotomous view of global governance held by the EU and the BRICS, proposing instead a hybrid model where seemingly conflicting…
Resurrection, Reckoning, Reasoning and the Rise of the EU and India in the New Geo-Political Setting
Shreya Pandey and Dhiraj Mani Pathak examine the increasing economic ties between India and the EU, both being characterised by diversity and democracy and positioning themselves…
A 2 percent wealth tax is like shaving off a fraction of a spire from a large cathedral, says economist Nancy Folbre.
Zohran Mamdani’s historic victory for the working class in…
Classical western colonialism is dead, but neocolonialism is alive and well. In this context, anticolonial thought is very much relevant for addressing today’s global injustices,…
Alfredo Toro Hardy argues that the main reason for Trump’s targeting Venezuela for regime change is geopolitical, not drug related.
From its issuance of the Monroe Doctrine…
Martha Molfetas argues that Belem offers an opportunity to address the devil in the energy transition details.
Soon, diplomats and diverse stakeholders will descend on a…
Maria C. Latorre and David Suárez-Cuesta examine the benefits of the EU-Mercosur Agreement for both parties, noting it also encourages activities with lower CO2 emissions. …
In this two part series, Ali Fathollah-Nejad and Isabella Krämer argue that Iran’s failure to avoid 'snapback' is a symptom of the regime’s post-war lack of orientation and…