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Why Washington is not leaving Musk’s dispute to the European court

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - September 25, 2026.

On 24 September, the US government requested permission to join Elon Musk and the companies challenging the €120 million fine imposed on platform X before...

Putin is strong only because of Trump’s feebleness

Politics Timothy Snyder - October 15, 2026.

Earlier this year, when I first described the guiding principle of Donald Trump’s foreign policy as superpower suicide, it was already obvious that the US...

Democratic transition in Venezuela is not in sight

Politics Cristina Ramirez - October 3, 2026.

When the United States ousted Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro earlier this year and put him in a New York jail cell, Venezuelans at home and...

Who controls satellite links in a crisis?

Technology Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 2, 2026.

Finnish companies Nokia, a telecommunications equipment manufacturer, and ICEYE, a satellite manufacturer, announced on 1 October that they will develop communications systems that countries can...

Does the euro have a chance to become genuinely global?

Finances Piroska Nagy Mohácsi - October 16, 2026.

As the global monetary order becomes increasingly fragmented, the European Union has a rare opportunity to shape the emerging system and bolster the euro’s international...

Will ‘too little, too late’ become humanity’s epitaph?

Politics Ferry Biedermann - October 8, 2026.

Welcome to the era of ‘too little, too late’. From AI regulation to the rise of the new fascism to the climate crisis – it...

Trump is testing the limits of the ICC’s independence

Politics TA Analysis - September 23, 2026.

Speaking before the United Nations General Assembly, Donald Trump urged the member states of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to withdraw from the institution. Two days...

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