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Financing Ukraine – should it be at the expense…

Though the end of the war in Ukraine is nowhere near in sight, the problem of eventual rebuilding is already the subject of many...
Christopher Tapp
3 min read

A new fantasy novel? Nope, the Draghi Report.

When on 16 August 2022 the U.S. Congress adopted the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), that was swiftly signed into law by President Joe Biden,...
Leslie Zelinka
6 min read

Zeitenwende? It’s rather a Wetterfahne.

On 27 February 2022, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz gave a bold speech in the Bundestag. It was there, standing under the magnificent glass dome...
Christopher Tapp
3 min read

Can Germany trigger a domino effect in EU?

Germany, where a couple of weeks ago the far-right won a landslide victory in regional elections in the Eastern part of the country, has...
Arrigo Mazzi
6 min read

Beijing is stepping up the game in Africa

The Financial Times’ yearly festival, organized in the lush green gardens of London’s famed Kenwood House boast a wide array of speakers each year....
Christopher Tapp
5 min read

The AfD won big, the rest needs to draw…

As the election results trickle in from Thüringen (Thuringia) and Sachsen (Saxony), two things are certain. One is that the political discourse of the...
Arrigo Mazzi
3 min read

Dismissing Escalation Fears is Both Bold and Baffling

In a surprising turn of events, Western leaders have recently begun downplaying fears of escalation in the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. After...
Christopher Tapp
5 min read

Georgia’s Strategic Retreat: Balancing National Interests and Western Disapproval

In the complex chessboard of geopolitics, Georgia has long been a crucial piece, strategically situated between Russia and the West. Over the past decade,...
Ana Richter
4 min read

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