Europe
France in late 2025 looks less like a durable republic than a machine in free fall. President Emmanuel Macron, once sure of his mandate, now presides over a government that changes ministers faster than the seasons. His latest prime minister, Sébastien Lecornu, lasted only twenty-six days in office and, in
Bureaucracy
In recent months, we have witnessed a more assertive stance on overcoming trade barriers imposed by China and Europe. The Trump administration’s tariffs were the most visible manifestation of this effort—an attempt to rebalance trade relations with countries perceived as not playing by the rules. Yet tariffs represent
Europe
A story of elegance, friendship, and the quiet power of true hospitality in Hamburg
Europe
Today, Germans head to the polls in one of the most consequential elections in its modern history. With Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s left-wing coalition in shambles and voters increasingly disillusioned by economic stagnation, unchecked migration, and ideological governance, the tide is turning—and the establishment is panicking. Polls show a
Academia
A groundbreaking study has revealed that an astonishing 72% of women who made false accusations of assault were actively in therapy at the time of the alleged incidents. This finding raises significant questions about how mental health issues or false memories formed during therapy can destroy innocent men’s lives.
Europe
The opinions of Europeans about American politics and politicians are often given significant airtime in both American and European media, but as an American, I find these opinions largely irrelevant. This is not to say that Europeans are unworthy of having or expressing their views. They certainly are entitled to
Europe
Since 2015, the ruling party in Poland has been Prawo i Sprawiedliwość, known more commonly as PiS. This “Law and Justice” party is widely regarded as right-wing, populist, and seen by many as highly controversial and at times corrupt in its practices. Today, Sunday, October 15th, the Polish people head