Jonathan Schnock works as a policy officer at the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, covering economic and digital policy as well as social Europe. Previously, he worked at the European Parliament and the ...
Chair of the Seminar on International Conflicts at theUniversity of Buenos Aires (UBA) and the President of Fundación Meridiano.
Europe’s next budget is caught in a tug-of-war between national interests. But there is an alternative to cuts: making new ...
The upcoming elections in Serbia will pin two political camps against each other. The potential for violence is high, but the ...
France’s struggling Patri Socialiste faces big problems. Their solutions — gambling all on a new man at their head ...
Trump wants to push China out of Latin America. The South Atlantic, with its natural resources and strategic position, could ...
The People’s Republic of China (PRC) is remarkably transparent about its aim to reform the international order. In this pursuit, Beijing views developing or third states as its main allies with health ...
With the disappointment of the 2023 counteroffensive and the shift to a brutal attritional war, the mood has darkened in the pro-Ukrainian information space. The West’s dramatic isolation over the ...
Read this article in German. In 1990, Nobel-prize winning economist Amartya Sen stated that ‘more than 100 million women are missing.’ What exactly did he mean by ‘missing’ here? Girls become ‘missing ...
‘Checkmate in Iran’ — few have captured it as succinctly as Robert Kagan, an icon of American neoconservatism. And he has a point: the failed war against Iran marks a watershed for the Middle East.
A year after the Karabakh exodus, refugees in Armenia remain in limbo, struggling with housing, citizenship issues and limited international support picture alliance / Middle East Images | Anthony ...
When Marta Kos, the Commissioner responsible for EU enlargement, recently proclaimed the ‘autumn of enlargement’, she was probably not thinking of Canada. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s ...