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Seoul sends ships to Hormuz, but not to Trump’s war

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - November 5, 2026.

On 5 November, South Korea presented a proposal to expand its naval mission to waters south of Oman, adding a patrol aircraft, mine-clearance equipment and...

Should the ECB bail out France?

Economy Desmond Lachman - November 5, 2026.

The grandiose claim that “Britannia rules the waves” inspired the wry quip that, in fact, Britannia waives the rules. While the pun was meant as a...

The EU will have to keep supporting Ukraine – no one else will

EU Ferry Biedermann - November 5, 2026.

More than four years into the atrocious war that Russia launched on it, Ukraine is facing a new accumulation of threats and, by extension, so...

From on top of the world to targets: The day that changed Washington

US James Oliphant - November 4, 2026.

On Tuesday night, as the dust was settling, the votes were being tallied and the magnitude of the Democratic shockwave across the United States was...

EU says it is ready to take on new members

EU TA | AP Insight - November 4, 2026.

The European Union on Wednesday offered fresh hope for Serbia’s membership talks if the election-winning student movement there forms a government willing to strengthen democracy...

Wiretapping scandal has triggered a power struggle in Indonesia

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - November 4, 2026.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto dismissed his chief of staff, Listyo Sigit Prabowo, on 4 November, a day after Listyo, who served as national police chief...

Proactive disloyalty towards new tech sovereignty

Globalization Katharina Pistor - November 4, 2026.

Over several centuries, nation-states have come to define the international system and govern much of humanity. After emerging in modern Europe and spreading through colonialism, they...

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