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Thomas KolbeAmerican Thinker |
Italy’s Giorgia Meloni is using the Ceuta disaster to strengthen the national-conservative front within the EU. Returns
Germany has fallen into the socialists’ trap once again.
France, a cornerstone of the euro system, confirmed once again that it remains a leading candidate and potential trigger for a future euro financial...
While Germany's debt spiral is accelerating ever faster, Argentine President Javier Milei is steering his country in the opposite direction.
Gas prices are rising again in Germany. The main culprit is the state with its towering levies.
The International Monetary Fund is attempting to play down France’s deteriorating situation amid rising government debt.
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Trump’s warning about communism is justified. If we broaden the term and speak instead of etatism and collectivism, his argument hits the nail on...
The dream of Islamic socialist Zoran Mamdani to sell the American electorate the supposed miracles of socialism has come to an end.
As European states are drawn deeper into the debt spiral, they are activating the remaining fiscal sources still available.
As Germany's public debt expands, the dynamics of its sovereign bond market are beginning to change.
Morgan Stanley has advised its institutional clients to sell French government bonds.
Will the Capital Markets Union promote investment or lead to greater financial centralization?
Brussels has weaponized the Digital Services Act against the Chinese online platform Temu.
The American and Chinese AI programs represent a clash of systems.
Brussels’ regulatory activism offers repeated insights into the logic of bureaucratic systems.
For Brussels’ net-zero ideologues, it is deeply inconvenient that people are beginning to focus on reality.
The digital euro ranks among the most ambitious projects within the political architecture of the European Union.
Deregulation, tax cuts, and a fundamental trust in the power of private enterprise across the Atlantic stand in sharp contrast to the sluggish,...
Are we already witnessing the early signs of the next debt hurricane?
Will the AI boom crash against the cliffs of physical reality, or does free-market capitalism still hold undiscovered paths to reduce or bypass...
Politicians from the Baltic states are warning about the consequences of debt-financed defense policy.
The consequences of a socialist command economy are reflected in the surging deficits of public budgets.
It remains to be seen whether state-led lending via institutions such as the IMF or China’s development banks will remain economically effective in...
The newly founded lobby association European Resilience Alliance (ERA) is demanding state aid to kick-start the hydrogen economy.
With the Hormuz crisis, another element falls into place in the mosaic of the new world order.
The world’s reserve and leading currency will survive even during the transformation phase towards a multipolar order.
The four leading European states are planning a naval mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz.
France is reducing its enormous budget deficit in the current fiscal year. However, the price for this minimal relief is high: only massive tax hikes...
Europe bets on California’s Gavin Newsom as a strategic counterweight to the Trump agenda.
If the European Union has been waiting for a favorable moment to save face and quietly escape the energy-policy fiasco, that moment has probably...
In response to the intensifying European energy crisis, the green lobby in Brussels and Berlin is accelerating the pace of transformation.
We are facing a slow, erosive process in which the EU is increasingly penetrating the capital markets, always with the guarantee of major economies...
The EU has managed, after eight years, to reach a trade agreement with Australia.
The entry into modern forms of nuclear power, driven by free markets, would shatter the walls of the green trap.
Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni rises as the opposition leader and voice of reason within the EU.
The Hormuz crisis threatens to become a catastrophe for Europeans.
It is only a matter of time before the widening cracks in the EU translate into open secessionist tendencies.
Is the EU economy now facing a trade war with Beijing, alongside the potential import halt on rare earths?
While European governments work on emergency plans to mitigate soaring energy prices, the maritime insurance market is experiencing a seismic shock.
Eight months before the crucial midterm elections, the administration of President Donald Trump is battling high living costs.
One thing unites the three great powers: all stand in increasingly strained relations with Brussels and the leading capitals of the European Union.
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