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Editorial illustration of a distant vessel above a scarred seabed, suggesting deliberate selection among vulnerable submarine cable routes

When the adversary chooses the failure

Europe’s submarine cable network was built to survive failure. The harder question is what happens when an adversary understands the system well enough to choose which failure matters most

A wide, high-resolution artistic mural depicting a weathered map of Europe gradually fading into a cracked, textured wall, symbolizing the slow erosion of European identity, collective memory, and historical continuity

The great migration of Europe

Is Europe’s greatest migration really about people crossing borders, or about the continent slowly drifting away from its own historical identity, collective memory, and civilizational foundations? A provocative reflection on migration and Europe

Fragmented digital map of Europe and surrounding regions with layered data, headlines, and visual distortions on a dark background

Migration in the era of contested information

Amid mounting controversies and misinformation scandals, global media coverage of migration raises urgent questions about credibility, ethics, and the growing influence of contested narratives on public opinion

Aerial view of the Port of Hamburg showing container terminals, cranes, and inland transport links central to COSCO’s Northern Europe logistics strategy

COSCO boosts European logistics network

COSCO Shipping expands in Northern Europe, acquiring stakes in hinterland logistics to strengthen supply-chain resilience, integrate port networks, and offer shippers predictability amid congestion, capacity constraints, and geopolitical uncertainty

Huawei 5G antenna arrays installed on telecom towers, representing Chinese-supplied telecommunications infrastructure in Europe

Europe’s Chinese infrastructure problem—and why it matters

Chinese capital didn’t just buy European infrastructure—it bought influence. From ports to 5G, Europe traded growth for dependency. Drawing on REDEFINE research, this article exposes the strategic costs, hidden leverage, and geopolitical consequences now shaping Europe’s future

Large mural on a brick wall depicting a group of stylized figures in motion, with flowing lines suggesting waves. Hands holding a smartphone show a similar animated scene on the screen

Britain’s migration crisis reaches a breaking point

The UK’s new hardline migration measures expose decades of political missteps, social strain, and rising public anger, reshaping the national debate and deepening divisions across parties and communities

Chinese flag on a diplomatic car in front of an EU emblem, illustrating the shifting and increasingly cautious dynamic between Europe and China

The end of illusions: Europe’s geopolitical reckoning with China

EU–China relations have entered a post-illusion phase, where security, technological dependence, and geopolitical rivalry overshadow economic pragmatism. Beijing’s strategic assertiveness and Europe’s delayed awakening now define the trajectory of the bilateral relationship