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Mark Carney: Canada’s Man of the Hour?
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion Unprecedented attacks on Canada’s sovereignty by US President Donald Trump – threatening to make...
Brock Salvatore Cullen-Irace
2 days ago4 min read


What Labour's Growth Obsession means for the Climate
On the 16th of December 2003, the then transport secretary Alistair Darling published a white paper  that made headlines. After years of...
Maya Sgaravato-Grant
Mar 264 min read


The Minerals Deal with the US: A Boon or a Bane For Ukraine?
On February 28th, 2025, US President Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky met at the Oval Office, scheduled to sign the...
Ming Wa (Chris) Guan
Mar 244 min read


USAID’s Collapse Threatens U.S. Diplomacy and Democracy Abroad
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion On Trump’s first day in office, he began his quest for government efficiency, dismantling foreign...
Isabel Rodriguez
Mar 234 min read


Can DOGE Reinvent the Federal Government?
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion Amidst the turbulence of the early days of the second Trump administration, a new organisation was...
George Wallace
Mar 204 min read


What we talk about when we talk about illegal immigration
Us, and them And after all we’re only ordinary men Me, and you God only knows it’s not what we would choose to do When Pink Floyd wrote...
Andres De Miguel
Mar 188 min read

The Rise of Turkey as a Major Power in Sub-Saharan Africa
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion Africa has increasingly become the focus of international attention. The continent’s abundant...
Brock Salvatore Cullen-Irace
Mar 174 min read


Labour’s Growth Dilemma: Policies for Progress or Barriers to Business?
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion In the Labour Party’s manifesto entitled ‘Change’, Keir Starmer declared that kickstarting economic...
George Wallace
Mar 124 min read

Bullish Texan Republicans Set Their Sights on the Stock Market
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion Lately, business in Texas has been riding high. Seismic shifts are underway in corporate America...
Xavier Fletcher
Mar 113 min read


Starmer: Trump’s Puppet
Keir Starmer has whacked up defence spending. But by how much is anybody’s guess . Starmer has been parading a £13.4 billion increase...
Dan Sillett
Feb 283 min read


Climate Change: Is Securitisation The Answer?
The climate crisis is amongst the greatest existential threats facing humanity. Yet we seem to have done very little about it. Despite...
Haley Flower
Feb 224 min read


Europe's Most Dangerous Fantasy
Illustration by Will Allen A peculiar delusion stalks European policy circles: that Russian energy might once again prove Europe's...
Jack Rowlett
Feb 194 min read


‘Debt Trap Diplomacy’ in Africa: Aid or Exploitation?
In September 2024, Beijing hosted the ninth China-Africa Cooperation Forum, bringing together 51 African leaders as President Xi Jinping...
Arsima Bereketab
Feb 174 min read


Fiscal Rules and the Government’s Ministry of Truth
In today’s political discourse, it seems the only question worth asking the British government is, ‘how will you pay for that? ’ Several...
Andres De Miguel
Feb 135 min read


Power Without Legitimacy: What Colombia’s Example Reveals About Great Powers
The recent episode between Colombia and the United States, where Colombia invoked treaties to request respect for human rights and the...
Selene López
Feb 103 min read


DeepSeek: The New Kid On The AI Playground
A new AI has emerged, capturing global attention and making waves across industries. DeepSeek, a China-developed chatbot, is proving to...
Foteini Garyfallidou
Feb 53 min read


Why Labour’s Devolution Plan Could Mean Less Power to the People
Last December, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner announced the English Devolution White Paper . It encapsulated Labour’s approach to...
Luke Goddard
Feb 34 min read


How to Mobilise European Capital
Digitalisation, decarbonisation and deglobalisation are the three key pillars to the next investment surge. McKinsey & Company estimated...
Louis Gilmore
Feb 13 min read


Artificial Intelligence - Britain’s First Concrete Brexit Benefit
Growth elusive, markets skittish, and polling dire - it has not been the best of starts to the new year for UK Prime Minister Keir...
Jack Rowlett
Jan 274 min read


50 Years Later, Hayek’s Ideas Are Still Relevant
50 years ago, Friedrich Hayek won the Nobel Prize for his work on the nature of knowledge and why fully controlling societal and economic...
Ogechukwu Egwuatu
Jan 193 min read
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