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Europe's Hydrogen Gamble In North Africa
The military could help mitigate natural disasters. Instead of countering this threat, the resources are being spent on geopolitics.
Climate Change Threatening Europe’s Security
Giorgia Meloni Going for a Record. Will her government become post-war Italy’s longest-lasting one– or get derailed by the 2027 election?
Giorgia Meloni Going for a Record
On 2 August 2026, the European Union's Artificial Intelligence Act was supposed to fully enter into force. It had been positioned from the outset as the most ambitious regulatory framework for artificial intelligence anywhere in the world.
AI Regulatory Double Bind. Europe Has Incurred It On Its Own
The Middle Corridor is being promoted as a strategic response to the disruption of habitual Eurasian routes. In practice, it remains a chain of bottlenecks, delays and fragmented interests that cannot yet compete with sea freight nor with the northern route.
The Middle Corridor: A Geopolitical Dream with Dubious Prospects
European leaders are increasingly vocal about preparing for a big war and readiness ‘to pay the price in blood’. Yet they continue losing their strategic initiative, internal foundations, and ability to decide their fate on their own.
Europe Heading for a Strange Defeat
The European Commission’s new Tech Sovereignty Package aims to answer two questions at once: how to reduce dependence on foreign technology and how not to kill competitiveness in the process. It has given only a half-answer by now.
Europe Indecisive Whether It Wants to be Richer or Safer
Geopolitics is a science that, in my opinion, is not important but is indispensable because it is the foundation of everything, and it is certain that those who are currently involved in politics understand it well.
Brief Reflections On Geopolitics
Climate change has a negative impact primarily on countries of southern Europe that already suffer more than others from low economic growth and an increasing debt. Europe’s climate problem is turning into an economic security issue.
Losses from Heat to Widen Inequalities in Europe
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Europe wants to justify its unsuccessful struggle against climate change by its defense needs.
Climate and Military Security
During the latest speeches of the representatives of the right fair parties, the idea is the same in the different countries, we still keep repeating the same patterns, and, it seems, the same mistakes. Are we really giving all this support to far-right parties?
The Political Changes Happening Now Or Expected For Political Parties In Europe's Future
The usual pitch: at a markdown, with a hefty discount, at the factory price; don’t miss this opportunity to live off your investments; if you have money, don’t let it sit idle—your capital has to work (sic, and sic again).
SpaceX IPO: “The share price rose when the market opened, but watch out in a couple of weeks”
European governments are increasingly vocal about digital independence. But in fact they remain dependent on a U.S. firm that is already built into the most sensitive European workflows, from policing and intelligence to health care and defense.
Europe Now Wants to Abandon Palantir But Can't
