Cancel Culture Europe’s New Theatre of Moral Panic
Cancel Culture: Europe’s New Theatre of Moral Panic Europe likes to imagine itself as a bastion of debate – a continent that survived revolutions, world wars, authoritarian censorship, and still...
After Globalism? Europe, the United States, and the Reconfiguration of the Western Order at the Munich Security Conference
What happened at the Munich Security Conference? Shifting powres, negotiations and Europe finding itself between alliance and autonomy in a changing international system.
What is wrong with the Left?
The Left is falling behind in the race against the Right, but how did this happen? Why are left-wing parties losing elections held in the main Western countries in the last decade?
How Georgia’s Controversial Government is Undermining the Education System
Georgia’s new education reforms threaten to reduce access to higher education, limit student choice, and increase financial pressure on families. Critics and observers, including opposition parties and OSCE monitors, warn that the changes — including abolishing the 12th grade, restricting university selection, and cutting state grants — could push thousands of students out of school and weaken the country’s alignment with European standards.
EU raises tariffs on Chinese ceramics to 79 per cent
The EU has sharply increased tariffs on Chinese ceramic imports to 79%, citing structural state support and persistent dumping practices, in one of its strongest trade defence actions yet to protect European industry.
When a car “becomes a weapon”—again: Copaganda from Minneapolis to Europe
Copaganda runs on speed: the official line becomes the “first truth,” recasting the victim as the threat and lethal force as “necessary.” In Minneapolis, the “car as weapon” claim around Renée Good went viral—then weakened as video and local officials disputed any imminent danger. Across the US and Europe, “vehicle-as-weapon” is a plug-and-play script that turns uncertainty into legitimacy before evidence can catch up.
30 per cent tariffs on Chinese imports? France urges caution
A French government advisory report has floated a sweeping 30 per cent tariff on Chinese imports to shield Europe’s industrial base, warning that Chinese firms are rapidly gaining ground, though Paris has cautioned against blanket protectionist measures.
Iran Protests Expose Europe’s Limits While Trump Seeks Nuclear Deal
Often compared to the 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall, Iran's protests face an uncertain fate: regime change or a Tiananmen-style crackdown. While Iranians demand action, Europe prefers diplomacy, and the Trump administration wavers between threats and talks. Whether foreign intervention would actually help remains unclear.
