GEOPOLITICS REPORT
The international chessboard has contracted dramatically around four interconnected risk axes that define the start of 2026 and that interact with each other with an implacable logic…
Trump, the transatlantic agony and the crisis of Western democracies
The Republican’s second term demonstrates that the West must choose between regaining its “hard power” or accepting irrelevance in a multipolar world.
GEOPOLITICS REPORT
The last 24 hours have left a clear—and worrying—snapshot of the start of 2026: coercion is once again commonplace, even among allies…
GEOPOLITICS REPORT
In the last 24 hours, the geopolitical chessboard has been dominated by Trump’s about-face on Greenland, the economic impact of that reversal, new macroeconomic data from Asia and Europe, and the consolidation of a European security architecture increasingly distrustful of Washington.
GEOPOLITICS REPORT
The events of the last 24 hours condense, almost to the point of caricature, the tensions of this beginning of 2026: a President Trump turning Greenland into a touchstone of power and tariffs, a Europe trying to react without breaking the Atlantic bond, a globalizing peace architecture for Gaza, and an EU seeking to shield, through joint lending, the Ukrainian resistance until 2027.