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A new crisis in the making?

According to one estimate of the UNHCR, about 550,000 people were forced to leave their homes in Afghanistan since the beginning of this year....
Leslie Zelinka
4 min read

Afghanistan lived up for her name, again

August 15, 2021 will walk into history as the day of the US joining an illustrious, or from another point of view, infamous group....
Christopher Tapp
4 min read

G7 back in person, finally … so what?

The Cabris Bay G7 Summit Communiqué is lengthy. About 13960 words from start to finish, excluding the title at the beginning and the usual...
Leslie Zelinka
2 min read

European strategic independence – a few thoughts on capabilities

It was not President Trump’s doing. His sometimes hectic and other times unorthodox foreign policy only forced European leaders to say it out loud:...
Christopher Tapp
2 min read

Happily divorced … now what?

After a lot of theatrics, that included among others then-European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker greeting Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban with a not-so diplomatic...
Christopher Tapp
3 min read

RIP the Comprehensive Agreement on Investment?

Less than 3 months after the two sides agreed on a political deal, things took a turn to the worse. Within a few days...
Leslie Zelinka
3 min read

Governments vs social media reloaded

After many years of “neglect” (freedom) 2021 might bring a strong regulation phase for Big Tech. Social media, or rather social media companies have...
Leslie Zelinka
3 min read

When going green, slow might be better

„Wisely and slow, they stumble that run fast.” /William Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet/ The tragic story of Romeo and Juliet is a great example...
Christopher Tapp
3 min read

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