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We here in France are almost lucky. Energy prices at the pump have risen, but not to the same extent as with our neighbor, Germany. However, prices will slowly begin to rise for Germany's border regions as well. Why oil multis feel the need to enrich themselves so shamelessly during a crisis, specifically in Germany, is a different matter altogether.
Read more: Geopolitical Wildfire: When Energy Becomes a Weapon of Hunger.
The Supreme Court has declared Trump's tariffs in the US unlawful. But while we were rubbing our hands with schadenfreude, the full scope of the decision is slowly coming to light. The amateurish US government is stepping into every possible trap with legendary precision, all while celebrating its own incompetence.
It has been another week of pulling one's hair out. Donald Trump delivered a 108-minute State of the Union address to celebrate himself, failed to mention the Epstein files once,
A Major Shift in the EU: The "Made in Europe" Plan and Its ControversiesIn Brussels, a change in economic policy is on the horizon. For a long time, the European Union was seen as a champion of free trade and open markets. However, in light of geopolitical tensions, growing industrial policy in the US and China, and the energy crisis following the Ukraine war, a new guiding principle is taking center stage: strategic autonomy.
Why Many Institutions Are Considering Linux as an Alternative to WindowsImagine waking up one morning to find that more and more government agencies, companies, and public institutions around the world are finally questioning the use of Microsoft Windows—not out of ideology, but due to growing concerns about data privacy, compliance, and digital dependency.
