France is facing a growing “common sense vacuum,” experts caution, as widening political rifts and mounting social unrest challenge the very foundation of practical decision-making. Engelsberg Ideas explores the implications of this crisis for the nation’s future stability and policy path
Sweden is boldly charting a fresh course with its policies, daring to try “something different” and breaking away from tradition. Meanwhile, Germany stands strong, confidently declaring it “won’t destruct,” underscoring its dedication to stability in Europe’s shifting landscape, BBC reports
France’s Evian has been selected as the dynamic host city for the 2026 G7 summit. This breathtaking Alpine gem will open its doors to world leaders, uniting them to address urgent global economic, political, and environmental challenges
German chancellor-designate Friedrich Merz emphasized the advantages of EU unity in response to shifting Trump tariffs. He highlighted that a coordinated stance among member states can better protect their economies against external pressures.
In a recent discussion, Landau engaged with Spain’s Global Affairs Chief, addressing key issues such as international collaboration, climate change, and economic challenges. The dialogue aims to strengthen bilateral relations and foster shared global solutions.
In a recent statement, French President Emmanuel Macron expressed openness to discussions on extending France’s nuclear deterrence strategy. This position underscores France’s commitment to its defense posture amid evolving global security challenges.
In the latest episode of The Guardian podcast, experts discuss whether Spain can leverage immigration as a critical electoral issue. They explore public perception, political strategies, and the potential for migration to shape future voting patterns.
