Europe cannot afford an indefinite war in Ukraine Europe cannot afford an indefinite war in Ukraine. After years of fighting, enormous military expenditure and devastating human losses, European leaders must confront a difficult reality: without a credibl... See more
Sweden’s parliamentary election has produced a result that may mark an important change in the country’s political direction. Preliminary results indicate that the opposition has secured 176 seats in the 349 member Riksdag, compared with 173 for the parti... See more
Sweden’s 2026 parliamentary election represents more than a contest between political parties. It reflects a broader debate about the kind of society Swedes want to build in an era marked by economic uncertainty, demographic change, immigration, organised... See more
Wars continue to rage in Ukraine and the Middle East. European governments are committing tens of billions more to defence while economic uncertainty deepens at home. Energy costs remain high, industrial competitiveness is under pressure, and immigration ... See more
« la plus parfaite de toutes les oeuvres d’art est l’édification d’une vraie liberté politique » Friedrich Schiller > 17 juin 2026 Dans un contexte marqué par la guerre en Ukraine, les tensions au Moyen-Orient et l’affirmation d’un monde multipolaire, ... See more
