Thomas Fazi

The EU's worst nightmare has come true: Donald Trump is returning to the White House. It's not difficult to picture the panic that must be sweeping through Europe's capitals.

According to media reports, an antisemitic pogrom occurred in Amsterdam earlier this week, as Israeli football fans were hunted and beaten in the streets for no other reason than being Jewish.

Its proprietor wants to be allowed to buy the Telegraph, which this year became a Government decision at the insistence of that newspaper’s “free”-marketeering staff, so

What happened to America First?

“No more wars, I’m going to stop wars” vowed Donald Trump in his first post-election speech to voters. And his campaign was marked by his critique of neocon-led military engagements in the Middle East, though with little detail as to how this foreign policy would manifest itself.

“Merkel-Nostalgie” has swept a Germany grappling with war, a tanking economy and a collapsed government.

In recent years, Western governments have increasingly engaged in self-conscious industrial policies to address a variety of problems — the green

In an extraordinary and unprecedented move, Romania's constitutional court announced last week the annulment of the results of the first round of the presidential elections held on Nov. 24, in which the independent populist candidate Călin Georgescu came out on top. The ruling, which restarted the entire electoral process, came just days before the scheduled runoff between Georgescu and the pro-EU candidate Elena Lasconi, which Georgescu was

How von der Leyen sold out the farmers

This is a story which exemplifies the vicious, anti-democratic cycle that underpins the EU’s political dynamics. It is about decision-making processes which alienate voters and lead to weakened and discredited governments. It is about Ursula von der Leyen finally managing to ram through one of her favourite projects, while alienating one of her staunchest supporters.