Quo vadis, Europe?
The establishment is on the retreat in the run-up to the EU-wide European elections, and at the same time is...
Wojciech Albert Łobodziński
Dutch government in delay
It was often difficult to form a new government in the Netherlands. Even more after a far-right firebrand won the...
Polish infrastructure projects: Victims of polarization
When money has to be sought to implement programs from a menu of election promises, and when one is faced...
What will be the fate of agriculture in Europe?
Tractors have been blocking highways, breeders are dumping slurry in front of supermarkets, tires are burning in front of town...
Gaza: More than a hundred days of genocide
More than a hundred days passed since the beginning of Israel's war against Hamas, or rather against the entire Gaza...
Britain goes (even more) right
Who would have thought that immigration once again would strike the British debate? I guess everyone, who knows what the...
Meloni’s Mother of All Reforms
One hundred years after Mussolini's dictatorship reforms of 1923-25, Giorgia Meloni proposes a new constitutional reform that would notably strengthen...
Poland: the liberal-conservative circus attacks
After eight years of conservative-nationalist power of the Law and Justice, Donald Tusk took over as head of the Polish...
Gabriel Attal — solution for all Macron’s problems?
Gabriel Attal, the minister of education and youth who turns no more than 35 in March, now has become France's...
Spain: Pedro Sánchez and his uneasy future
Spain's prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, has been reelected, but his majority on the left relies on unstable allies. The far-right...
