Reading time: 6 minutes January 6th, 2021 is a date that future students of American (and global) history will likely have to remember by heart. It is not “a day that will live in [ … ]
Tag: politics
The European approach to US elections
Reading time: 3 minutes Why are Europeans not as concerned by their own elections as they are by American ones? Now that President Biden has been sworn in after tense months, a couple of thoughts – on Europe [ … ]
“Howdy Modi” No More?
Reading time: 4 minutes The past, present and future of US-India relations. Modi has used a political style that mirrors that of Donald Trump and that has allowed for India and U.S.A. to be [ … ]
Dynamics of Cyberconflict: A New Era of Political Competition
Reading time: 5 minutes Many claim that we are currently living in the age of the Second Cold War, that we are possibly experiencing a Third World War. Others suggest that we have already [ … ]
Small Country, Big Impact: Parliamentary Election in Lithuania
Reading time: 4 minutes For the past years, a small Baltic state called Lithuania was ruled by conservative coalitions that consistently failed to lead the state to progress and change its stagnant political status [ … ]
Revolutionized Leadership: A New Era in Politics
Reading time: 4 minutes Not long ago, women were judged and criticised when entering the political scene, often met with scepticism and unjustified prejudice. What the pandemic has systematically proven, however, is that female [ … ]
The crisis of today and the politics of tomorrow
Reading time: 6 minutes Bertolt Brecht believed that Man doesn’t learn from history. Catastrophic events, whether man-made or not, are doomed to repeat themselves. In his brilliant and provoking masterpiece Mother Courage and Her Children, [ … ]