EU Chips Act and China’s Underappreciated Power
The EU aims to catch up with China and the United States in the race for the most advanced processors. Its attempt, though, shows serious […]
Category: Opinion
How Italy is dumping migrants on the rest of Europe
From Germany to Switzerland, from France to Belgium, the Meloni administration has been accused of failing to register asylum refugees and allowing them to enter […]
BRI: What happened to the New Silk Road?
China amended its large investment agenda even before the Covid-19 epidemic. Now, the Asian behemoth appears to be adopting less intrusive types of economic cooperation. […]
Geo-economic Tsunami: Trends that will reorganize the world economy
The global economy is undergoing reconfiguration. Will the tension between the United States and China result in the establishment of new alliances? World economic recession […]
Pink Tide and CELAC summit: The Challenges Facing Latin America’s Left-Wing Governments
Latin America is gradually attracting the attention of the world’s main nations. However, the continent’s countries are strongly split. There is a demand for new […]
Revival of the Mercosur Trade Agreement with Latin America
Since Russia’s onslaught, Europe has become increasingly reliant on South America. The Mercosur pact might be revived, since competition never sleeps. Mercosur Trade Agreement At […]
Election in Czech Republic: Ex-soldier appointed as castle ruler
Petr Pavel, a former NATO general, has been elected president of the Czech Republic. The war in Ukraine was also mentioned throughout the election campaign. […]
Australia’s Labor government is also sticking to coal industry
The Australian Labor government is environmentally conscious, yet it refuses to split with the all-powerful coal business. Can a scandal now force a change of […]
Annalena Baerbock: Dangerous sleepwalker in the Foreign Office
The Foreign Minister sees ourselves in a “war with Russia,” and the press reports a slip of the tongue. It’s a shame that the single […]
