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The limits of Irish neutrality

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - June 5, 2026.

At the beginning of June, the Irish government entered the final phase of reforming the so-called "triple lock" mechanism – the rule that government and...

The new price of Chinese dominance

Economy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - May 29, 2026.

In recent years, it has become almost routine to discuss "reducing dependence" on China. Most of these discussions have remained at the level of political...

Europe seeks to end its reliance on American digital services

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - June 1, 2026.

Thirteen European cloud providers, including OVHcloud, Nextcloud and Proton, along with a group of Members of the European Parliament and several civil society organisations, endorsed...

Can Brazil's election change bad vibes about the economy?

Economy Laura Carvalho - Guilherme Klein - June 13, 2026.

Brazil’s economy is doing well by almost any measure. GDP has grown at around 3% for three consecutive years, unemployment is at historic lows, and...

Brexit legacy continues to haunt the UK and its politics

UK Harvey Morris - June 10, 2026.

The UK is fast approaching the tenth anniversary of its Brexit vote with little to celebrate. The problems the country has faced in the subsequent decade...

Spain’s ex-prime minister scandal: when a small airline becomes a big test for the rule of law

EU Daniel Lacalle - May 25, 2026.

In most countries, a minor airline with a tiny market share would never shake the political system. In Spain, Plus Ultra has done exactly that. A...

US midterms and the global right-wing drift

Politics Ferry Biedermann - June 18, 2026.

European leaders, just told by the American president who’s the boss at the G7 summit in Evian, must be hoping that Donald Trump’s wings will...

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