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Why is the referendum in Iceland a high-stakes issue for the EU?

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - August 27, 2026.

The results of the referendum on whether to resume negotiations on Iceland’s EU membership will be awaited on Saturday evening in Brussels with at least...

The buffers that have shielded the global economy are depleting

Economy Mohamed A. El-Erian - August 11, 2026.

For decades, companies, investors, and policymakers operated on the comforting assumption that the global economy was underpinned by a relatively stable equilibrium. Macroeconomic and financial shocks...

The Kingdom waits for no one – competing in the global AI economy

Technology Elise Quevedo - September 6, 2026.

My first experience in the Middle East was in 2012. Fourteen years later, I have watched the region move through several phases of transformation. In...

‘Natalie’ jibe has Democrats eyeing Ossoff for a 2028 presidential run

US James Oliphant - August 25, 2026.

For years, Democrats have been searching for a presidential candidate who can take the fight to Donald Trump in a way that leaves lasting damage....

How will Hungary deal with Viktor Orbán's corrupt legacy?

EU Oleksandr Levchenko - August 18, 2026.

The new Hungarian government, led by Péter Magyar, has had 100 days to expose some of the most serious drains on public funds during Viktor...

Iran’s economic debacle is the result of an authoritarian system

Middle East Daniel Lacalle - August 17, 2026.

Tehran can no longer plausibly claim that war alone explains the country’s economic collapse. The latest inflation figures show not a temporary shock but the...

Will the UK’s pending foreign policy choices pass PM Burnham’s ‘Makerfield Test’?

UK Harvey Morris - August 12, 2026.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has so far lived up to his promise to the northern voters who enabled his political elevation by pursuing a...

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