The Green Deal Will Make or Break Europe
BERLIN — European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s ambition to lead a “geopolitical commission” is about to face its first big test.
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Category: December 2019-January 2020
The frivolous Mr. Stiglitz
Dear Mr. Stiglitz,
It was an unpleasant surprise to hear that you participated along with other US academics in preparing a plan for Greece to exit the euro in 2015.
Which Way for Europe on China?
STOCKHOLM — Recognizing that the European Union is facing a number of vexing challenges on the world stage…
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L’Europe doit disposer de sa propre banque de développement
LONDRES — L’Europe a besoin d’une banque de développement solide et agile, qui coopère avec les institutions chinoises engagées dans le projet de nouvelle route…
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Nato is not braindead. But it does need a shot of adrenaline
Donald Trump threw a tantrum at the Nato summit and packed up his toys and left the party early.
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Macron’s NATO mistake
PARIS — Who in Europe today has a strategic vision of the world that takes account of radical changes to the global order and transcends lazy…
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BERLIN — Considérée par beaucoup comme moribonde, l’OTAN est encore en vie. Un nouveau renard a néanmoins fait…
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What EU “Geopolitical” Power Will Cost
LONDON — With former German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen assuming the presidency of the European Commission…
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The road to the Hague
In a previous article (“To the Hague”, October 2019) this column warned that Greece and Turkey were rapidly converging to a point…
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