Mariusz Ziomecki

In a nutshell Making Europe competitive again requires fundamental changes Lowering traditional high taxes on labor is not currently being discussed

In a nutshell Tajikistan is linked with a virulent strain of terrorism, which alarms neighbors The leadership transition aims to establish a hereditary ruling dynasty

The conflict in geopolitics rises as China and other former communist powers, now nationalist, challenge old industrial nations for a new world order.

In a nutshell Africa aspires to establish the world's largest free trade zone The continent has enormous potential for economic growth

In a nutshell Chinese security personnel are growing in the Maghreb and Sahel Beijing deployed its navy to evacuate citizens from war-torn Libya

In a nutshell NATO's political and strategic priorities in Europe need revisions The concept of a pro-active “preemptive defense” carries promise

In a nutshell Moscow's transactional policy in the region seemed to work Now overstretched, it cannot help its client states

Tel Aviv, Nov. 7, 2024: A billboard congratulates Donald Trump on his victory in the U.S. presidential elections.

As a majority of citizens in developed countries demand ever more welfare state benefits, democracy faces the growing threat of a financial ruin

Beijing, November 9, 2017: Donald Trump (left) and Xi Jinping at a news conference at the Great Hall of the People.