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The Controlled Demolition of the EU: To Avoid It, Berlin Looked South When It Bet on Draghi (but Had to Look Northeast As Well)
November 3, 2021
Draghi represents the forced continuity wanted by the Paris-Berlin axis for the EU: the Italians wanted to leave in 2020, the solution was the former head of the ECB as Prime Minister. How long will it last, with galloping inflation and Poland as anti-EU?
The EU’s Role in Libya’s Migrant Trafficking
August 2, 2021
To perceive refugees as a dissociated part of the wider narrative is a violation in itself, but who will hold the bloc politically accountable for delegating distasteful tasks to the Libyan coastguard?
The End of Époque
May 25, 2020
Convulsions ahead? The decay of an era, and the inevitability of social and political mutation?
Danse Macabre’ and a Fear of the Abyss: We All Fall Down
April 27, 2020
It is the children’s nursery rhyme, Ring-a-Ring-a Roses, that originated during plague years, that ends with “we all fall down.”
