The Gulf of Deniability
What will constitute yet another act of war in the Middle East? On May 12, four oil tankers in the Gulf – two of them Saudi Arabian, one from the United Arab Emirates…
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Category: Summer issue
The G20 in Osaka
On June 28, I will host the 2019 G20 summit in Osaka. Our agenda will focus on three key issues, each of which is particularly important for Asia.
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Un espace intellectuel démocratique
Le scrutin de dimanche 26 mai a surpris par la poussée des partis écologistes et l’émergence, comme une force essentielle au sein du Parlement, des Verts-ALE et de l’ADLE.
Read MoreDeterrence in Cyberspace
PARIS — Earlier this year, American officials acknowledged that US offensive cyber operations had stopped Russian disruption of the 2018 congressional election.
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L’Europe doit revoir ses règles budgétaires
Plus tôt dans l’année, j’ai fait valoir qu’au sein des pays présentant des taux d’intérêt bas et une dette publique considérée comme sûre par les investisseurs…
Read MoreFrom Versailles to the Euro
LONDON — This month marks the centenary of the Treaty of Versailles, one of the agreements that brought World War I to a close.
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Taking on Tehran
US President Donald Trump’s administration has singled out Iran – even more than Russia, China, or North Korea – with sustained pressure over the past two and a half years.
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A Parliament is Born
BRUSSELS — European Parliament elections used to be a boring affair, forsaken by voters and barely noticed by the media. But the latest election…
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Europe’s Citizens Say They Want a More Political EU
The most significant result of the recent European Parliament election is neither that conservatives and social democrats lost seats to Liberals and Greens, nor that far-right nationalists…
Read MoreHow Do Populists Win?
CHICAGO — In the Middle Ages, Italian city-states led the European “commercial revolution” with innovations in finance, trade, and technology.
Read MoreElections européennes dans l’Est de l’Europe: l’état des lieux
Les élections européennes du 26 mai n’ont pas produit le tsunami national-populiste que certains annonçaient, mais elles installent ces forces montées…
Read MoreLa fin du monde que nous connaissons
BERLIN — Après trente ans passés à s’orienter vers un marché unique global qu’auraient régi les règles de l’Organisation mondiale du commerce, l’ordre international est ébranlé dans ses fondements.
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