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The former EU flagship became a bit an ‘EU sick man’ itself and a perspective on better times is missing. The question is whether the AfD is able to solve the problems.

Chancellor Friedrich Merz was nun?

In his weekly column N. Peter Kramer writes about the overwhelming victory of the far-right AfD in the German state of Saxon-Anhalt.

Mr Milei is expected to sign a decree to speed up the planned sanctions, which would accelerate enforcement procedures ⁠under Argentine law ⁠against those participating in oil extraction in territory Argentina considers its ‌own.

Milei: Argentina ‘will prevail’ over declining Britain

President says UK is a country in crisis as he announces plans to impose sanctions on oil drilling off Falklands

Dr George Zairis is an economist and a Director in Business Advisory at Grant Thornton Luxembourg, where he specialises in advisory services to EU and Public Sector.

Iceland’s Referendum: A Critical “No” at an Even More Critical Juncture

Between wars, tariffs and even rather unusual demands to rename some of the world’s most famous bodies of water, another big event took place few days ago, this time in Europe’s far north.

Putin is cornered, and according to his perverse logic must take a huge risk. He must provoke NATO in an unprecedented way. He must invade NATO territory. He would not invade a full country of course, since he does not have the bandwidth for that. He would attack just a tiny corner of one.

Why Putin’s Next Move in his War Against Ukraine is Against Europe

With Ukraine’s momentum shifting, Putin may be calculating that a lightning strike on NATO’s eastern flank is his only way out.

apan adopted the Economic Security Promotion Act in May 2022. The legislation designated inputs such as semiconductors, rare earths and batteries as critical products requiring coordinated policy responses to secure reliable supply chains through state-sponsored planning.

Businesscraft: Japan’s Quiet Discipline for a Fractured World

For almost thirty years after the end of the Cold War, geopolitics stayed away from the corporate boardroom. Geopolitical considerations belonged to the foreign ministry or to a dedicated risk committee back at headquarters, and rarely crossed a CEO’s desk.

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