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Europe has little time to protect itself from the ecological time-bomb

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 26, 2024.

The frequent transportation of Russian oil near its shores poses an enormous environmental risk, and Europe has limited time and effective ways to protect itself. Every...

The Legacy of the Cold War: Economics Stuck Between Two Worlds

Economy Emre Alkin - October 26, 2024.

Alongside current writings, it is essential to sometimes engage in historical studies to correctly understand the causes of what is happening to us today. I...

IQ tests offer limited value but global rankings still fascinate

Globalization Sharmila Devi - October 25, 2024.

The global ranking of countries based on IQ tests has been debunked as pseudoscience at best and as a vehicle for racist ideology at worst...

Georgia at a historic crossroads, but not on the path to long-term stability

Eastern Europe Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 24, 2024.

In the parliamentary elections next Saturday, Georgia will receive important answers about its political future, primarily about its internal disunity in relation to the EU...

Europe’s space competitiveness falls into a black hole  

EU Ferry Biedermann - October 24, 2024.

Europe’s once thriving space industry is being buffeted by international competition, particularly from Elon Musk with his SpaceX and Starlink ventures. The sector exemplifies the...

Arkansas vast lithium reserves—a possible game-changer in the global market

Energy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 23, 2024.

The recently confirmed vast reserves of lithium in Arkansas may seem like a game-changer in the global market of critical minerals but also an important...

The Commonwealth may appear irrelevant but it would be a pity to lose it  

UK Harvey Morris - October 23, 2024.

The Commonwealth, whose heads of government are gathered for a biennial summit this week, has been called a truly eclectic global family. Encompassing a third of...

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