Yes, the West is stronger now
The recent outcome of the European Union’s trade negotiations with the United States regarding tariffs has some merit. It strengthens transatlantic ties, partly due to the EU’s commitment to purchasin...
10 Aug 20258min
Why Europe Must Adapt to a Transactional World Order
“Autocracy is the way forward as the democracy experiment has failed (…) Let’s try something else (…) The only values Europe has are plunder and genocide! (…) Democracy is just an illusion. Taxation a...
10 Aug 20259min
What Europe Forgot After 1989
Much has been written about the decline of the West in global power. Far less attention, however, has been paid to a parallel and equally consequential trend: as of 2024, for the first time in over tw...
30 Mai 202510min
Is Swiss Neutrality Still Relevant in a Fragmented World?
This week on Geopolitically Correct, something a little different.Instead of our usual deep-dive into European geopolitics, I’m sharing reflections from a recent congress on Swiss neutrality—a topic t...
23 Mai 20256min
Can Sanctions Really Hurt Russia?
If Moscow rejects the ceasefire proposal which is being discussed today in Istanbul, European leaders will urge President Trump to enforce new U.S. sanctions. The EU, for its part, has just unveiled i...
16 Mai 202510min
The Tragedy of Europe: Voice Without Power in a Hard Power Age
The United States will remain engaged in Europe — but not forever, and not as before. Eurasia’s strategic geography remains indispensable for American power projection, yet systemic shifts and domesti...
11 Mai 20257min
100 Days of Trump: How U.S. Politics Are Reshaping Ukraine’s War Strategy
With Donald Trump back in the White House for just over 100 days, Ukraine is feeling the consequences.In this episode, I break down how Trump’s return is shifting U.S. policy toward Ukraine — and how ...
3 Mai 202510min
