Unsafe Harbor: a rising tide of mistrust in the Atlantic
The TTIP negotiations are faltering and there is a growing mistrust between the two sides of the Atlantic.
Global Spectator
Illiberal demagoguery splits Europe at the seams
The greatest internal fissure in the EU is now between East and West. Illiberal demagoguery is a democratic regression that can undermine its very foundations.
Syria: tell me what your legal basis is and I’ll tell you who you are
In their approach to bombing Syria, the major powers are not pursuing the same strategic or political ends, or even justifying themselves on the same legal basis.
In 2016 Latinos will decide who gets to the White House
The number of eligible Latinos (those who can register on the electoral census) should account for 13% of the total, 2% more than in the last presidential elections.
The disgrace of trading refugee quotas
But to offer those opposing refugee quotas an ‘easy way out’ simply further diminishes the idea of solidarity in the European Union, both inward and outward.
Impossible Syria, in less than 600 words
Syria: 320,000 dead up to June and 4,088,099 refugees since 2011, Neither Arabs nor Westerners, nor anyone else for that matter, have a clear strategy.
Savage continent: the longer term will not resolve the shorter
Europe is forgetting where it has come from: a savage continent, but also the one that gave birth to the Enlightenment and Human Rights.
The world trembled with China
China has awakened, or reawakened. The present problem is that the world trembles faced with the possible scuffing of China, of its weaknesses.
Europe gets more unicorns
Although improving on them, Europe is short of unicorns, technology startups that have increased quickly in value by more than one billion USD by fundraising.
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