Brexit’s trauma and Europe trapped between opposing conservatisms
by Mauro Casarotto | With the overwhelming victory, in the United Kingdom, of the Conservatives of Boris Johnson who made Brexit their programmatic flag, the…
Divided, no. Just starved of acceptable choices
MOVING ON, BECAUSE WE MUST Tempers are frayed, emotions are running high and composure is fragile – everyone is now saying what they’ve been thinking…
The Rotten Election
by Stuart Clark | The General Election on 12th December 2019 will go down in history as one of the worst elections ever. It’s the…
Albania and Northern-Macedonia. Victims of autocratizing EU-oligarchy
by Leo Klinkers | What happened? In October 2019, the European Council decided, on the advice of the EU ministers concerned, to stop accession negotiations…
Give room to the Oceans, then the rising sea level can be lowered
by Emile Glans van Essen & Leo Klinkers | Introduction Climate measures are based on combating the causes of rising temperatures and helping to slow…
Response to Yannis Karamitsios (Federalist Connection)
by Leo Klinkers | Introduction On 27 September 2019, Yannis Karamitsios placed an important post on Facebook. In short, his argument boils down to this:…
Now is the time
by Stuart Clark | THIS CRISIS The situation is deteriorating at an alarming rate. The task ahead is no longer whether we need to…
Boris’ Britain and the rise of English Nationalism
by Stuart Clark | Status Summary: In the weeks since Boris Johnson took over leadership of the Conservative Party and became Prime Minister he has…
Standards of federalism
by Leo Klinkers | The establishment of a state The way in which a state is designed largely determines the question of whether the people…
Mixed feelings about the new European run
By Olivia Muñoz-Rojas | As a European who cast my vote for the European Parliament, I was naturally disappointed at the disregard for the Spitzenkandidaten…