From the G20 to the G-Zero: global governance without Trump?
Is it possible a global governance without the US. Can the others continue managing the world without its collaboration and can the US act as it pleases?
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Brexit and Trump as vaccination: four decisive years for the EU
Europe appears to have overcome its fear of the future, although there is no consensus about what precisely that future may be.
The Europe of small things
This type of Europe of small things could help the societies of the EU and the Union itself to genuinely transcend national borders.
Global sub-state governance: how Trump matters less
Global governance is no longer the exclusive province of nation states. Although they will continue to be crucial, they need the help of other actors.
A vertical moment
Somehow or other, although no-one knows how, remedying the great decoupling will induce the vertical to become more horizontal again.
A 360º NATO, but without Article 5?
The terrorist threat ensures that NATO's front has a 360º circumference. The question is whether NATO is the right organisation for addressing the menace.
Disputed geometries around the New Silk Road
Underlying the cartography accompanying the New Silk Road initiative there is a whole series of geometries and latent geometrical suspicions.
A social Europe, protective but not protectionist
The debate about social Europe has relaunched the social dimension as a way of reacting to the attacks from various populist quarters and the discontent.
Macron, champion of European sovereignty
In Emmanuel Macron, France has secured a pro-European President but in a society that is divided on the issue.
The chessboard and the networks
Is this business of networks a new Great Game that, rather than replacing the classic chessboard, adds new territory to it?
Open France vs closed France, on the rise vs in decline, new vs old
France has open wounds. Will Macron manage to bind them and push through reforms that have been put off for too long? This is the big issue.