Mariusz Ziomecki

Following the Arab Spring, in 2011 King Mohammed VI introduced a new constitution that decentralized power and strengthened Morocco's democratic institutions.

Japan no longer feels secure: Washington’s guarantees may not prove ironclad, while China’s designs on Taiwan presage a region-wide conflict.

The United States finds its long efforts to foster freedom and prosperity across the world as grossly unappreciated by the global community.

In a nutshell No U.S. administration can disengage from the Middle East Western geopolitical interests there are crucial and enduring

The triad is complete: After the Digital Markets Act and the Digital Services Act , the European Union passed regulations on Artificial

In a nutshell A rise in unregulated immigration to Europe alarms Brussels The sea route from Mauritania to Spain's Canary archipelago is busy

Germany has shifted its stance on migration, weakening Schengen rules and EU cohesion by imposing border controls with most neighbors.

Germany will return to growth and prosperity for all only when the government dropts ideological quests and returns to sound economic principles.

In a nutshell Intricacies of Romania's governance system make political forecasting tricky The country is run by a bipartisan coalition that may not continue

U.S. conservatives are not impressed by the EU’s plan to reform itself, while American progressives may favor the idea of a European superstate.