Opinions
The Constitution is not subject to a business-as-usual dialogue, polarized to the core and with sufficient doses of suspicion to poison public life. It is not a battle, but an understanding.
How Singapore and China Translate Philosophical Principles into State Learning
Europe is concerned. Which should come as no surprise. And it’s not hiding it. In an international environment as volatile, unpredictable and unstable as ours is right now, it’s not as if the continent can just kick back and smell the roses.
There is something dangerously seductive about exit. Protest is noisy, exhausting, and uncertain. Withdrawal is quiet, elegant, almost aristocratic. It denies the system the one thing it requires above all else: participation
Mario Draghi argued recently that the old geopolitical order is done. A new one has already started taking shape, and Europe has not yet managed to decide and display its role in it.
How crises, inequality, and distrust are shaping the political views of Southeast Europe’s youth











