Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent Davos speech was not merely a statement; it was a declaration of independence from a collapsing world order, articulating the West’s quiet riot against American unilateralism
An in-depth interview with Plamen Tonchev, one of Europe’s most seasoned China watchers, on U.S.–China rivalry, strategic contradictions, and the risks of a leaderless international order
Donald Trump declares victory in Venezuela after a dramatic intervention, leaving unresolved realities, legal violations, and geopolitical risks that may turn the operation into a long-term strategic disaster
Liberal democracy stands at a crossroads, as mounting tensions between democratic majoritarianism and liberal constitutionalism threaten to unravel the political stability of Western systems and reshape global governance norms
The views expressed here are those of George Magnus from Engelsberg Ideas, dissecting Europe’s geopolitical and economic dilemmas in a fractured world where alliances fray, ambitions clash, and history’s echoes shape an uncertain future
U.S. foreign policy under Trump reflects both continuity and disruption. From NATO to Ukraine, shifting alliances redefine America’s role in an emerging multipolar world