Opinions
Mitsotakis rejected any notion of a woke agenda at this year's DEth, but in practice he set apart the equality law from it
By engaging directly with developing country members on the CTCN board, EU members helped to shape programmes that are delivering tangible assistance while reflecting EU priorities
September 9, 1976, the day Mao Zedong died—the turning point from revolutionary transformation towards Deng Xiaoping’s very different path of development
Because prevention is not simply about buying more aircraft. It is about ensuring that someone is still living, farming and caring for Europe's landscapes. Farmers are not simply food producers. They are the people who care for Europe's landscapes
The rights we now treat as self-evident were not granted because power suddenly became generous. They were won through persistent, organized and often painful struggles by people who rejected the rule of their time.
The electoral results in Saxony-Anhalt mark a historic rupture in German politics
Two wars with no end in sight, alongside elections in Greece, Italy, France, Germany (regional) and Spain and an EU unable to break its own deadlock make for an explosive winter
"Greece has a fleeting kairos moment on AI: UN Security Council seat + EU Council Presidency in 2027. Time to co-author the rules, not just follow them."












