Mariusz Ziomecki

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.

Geopolitical tensions among China, Russia and the U.S. heighten the risks posed by South Korea’s political turmoil to its democracy and security.

A close-up of sunglasses reflecting the logos of the American ChatGPT and Chinese DeepSeek models. © Getty Images In a nutshell

Canada’s issues complicate its ability to meet President Trump’s security demands, but aligning energy policies may prove tempting.