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Tragedy in Colombia: Presidential Candidate Dies After Saturday’s Attack
Political Violence Strikes Again as Colombia Faces Uncertain Future In a devastating turn of events, Colombia has been plunged into political mourning following the death of one of its leading presidential candidates. The politician, who had survived an assassination attempt…
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Italy’s National Football Team as a Tool of International Politics
Time for New Leadership: Rethinking the Sports Ministry and Coach Spalletti Italy’s national football team has long been more than a sporting institution—it is a cultural symbol and, increasingly, a tool of international diplomacy. From the World Cup to the…
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Interpol Calls on Rome to Arrest Brazilian Lawmaker Carla Zambelli
Controversial Politician Faces International Warrant Amid Political and Legal Turmoil Interpol has formally requested that Italian authorities in Rome execute an international arrest warrant for Brazilian lawmaker Carla Zambelli. The right-wing deputy, known for her close ties to former President…
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Lula Urges Macron to Finalize EU-MERCOSUR Trade Agreement
Brazilian President Presses for Conclusion of Long-Pending Economic Pact During Diplomatic Talks During a recent high-level diplomatic engagement, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva urged French President Emmanuel Macron to accelerate the finalization of the EU-MERCOSUR trade agreement. The…
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The European Defence Community: An Ambitious Dream, A Historic Failure
How post-war optimism clashed with political reality and doomed Europe’s first major defense integration effort The European Defence Community (EDC) remains one of the most striking examples of a grand vision that failed to materialize in post-war Europe. Conceived in…
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The Conservative Wave: The State of Right-Wing Parties Across Europe
How Europe’s conservative movements are evolving amid rising populism, economic unrest, and shifting voter sentiments Across Europe, conservative parties are experiencing a complex transformation. While some traditional center-right movements struggle to maintain relevance in an era of polarization, others are…
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Merz in Washington: Decoding the Body Language of European Leaders in Talks with Trump
A Comparative Analysis of Merz, Macron, and Meloni During Diplomatic Engagements In May 2025, Friedrich Merz, leader of Germany’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU), made his much-anticipated visit to Washington, D.C., marking his first high-profile trip to the United States since…
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Reforming the European Convention on Human Rights: A Proposal to Address Rising Migratory Pressures
Council of Europe Secretary General Alain Berset calls for updates to strengthen human rights protections amid unprecedented migration flows In recent years, Europe has faced an extraordinary influx of migrants and refugees fleeing conflict, persecution, and economic hardship in regions…
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Germany Unveils €46 Billion Corporate Tax Break Plan
Berlin’s Ambitious Move Aims to Boost Investment and Revitalize Industrial Competitiveness Germany’s federal government has announced plans to introduce a sweeping €46 billion package of corporate tax breaks aimed at stimulating economic growth, encouraging investment, and bolstering the country’s global…
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Elon Musk Blasts Trump’s Tax Law: ‘A Disgusting Abomination’
Tesla CEO’s Fierce Criticism Rekindles Debate Over 2017 GOP Tax Cuts Elon Musk, the outspoken billionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has ignited political controversy by publicly denouncing former President Donald Trump’s 2017 signature tax reform law. In a fiery…
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