In Germany’s theatrical struggle over migration, political performance trumps policy. Amid rising populism and EU disunity, symbolic returns to Greece mask systemic failure—echoing Shakespearean illusions of order, control, and redemption
The ban on the “dangerous” Georgescu led to the electoral surge of the “normal” far-right Simion, highlighting the paradox of liberal interventions that ultimately strengthen what they attempt to prevent
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
Despite his apparent disdain for Latin America, Trump’s political methods and strongman tendencies reveal him as a product of a Pan-American political culture with historical roots stretching back centuries