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Historical Reversal in Brussels: Combustion Cars Survive Climate Veto

Javier Villamor December 16, 2025

Pressured by industry and market realities, the EU abandons the dogma of the all-electric car and opts for flexibility.

U.S. Strategy Backs Orbán’s Warning: Europe Is Losing Its Way

Javier Villamor December 11, 2025

The document marks a sharp shift in tone from the United States, raising questions about Brussels’ direction and its ability to manage the continent’s growing crises.

Conservative Upheaval Fuels Right-Wing Divide in Poland

Filip Łapiński December 2, 2025

The conflict pits an older social-paternalist national conservatism against a younger, libertarian-nationalist, anti-system Right.

Danish Scholars Warn: Ukrainian Accession Could Cause EU To Collapse

Zolta Győri September 18, 2025

Despite strong rhetoric, concrete plans for Ukraine’s EU membership are lacking, the academics say.

Western Unity Needed on China, Transatlantic Coalition Warns

Javier Villamor September 5, 2025

New declaration cites trade, security, and human rights concerns as Beijing’s influence grows across Europe and the Americas.

The Molikpaq offshore oil platform off Sakhalin Island, Far Eastern Russia, on 27 April 2003

U.S.–Russia Energy Deals Discussed Alongside Ukraine Peace Efforts

TEC News August 27, 2025

The American aim of the talks that have apparently been ongoing for a while is also to influence global geopolitical alignments.

EU To Stockpile Critical Minerals Amid Geopolitical Unrest

TEC News July 5, 2025

The Commission plans to create a “stockpiling network” aimed at enhancing coordination among EU member states.

A rare earth refinery north of the inner Mongolian city of Baotou.

Who Controls Rare Earth Minerals Can Control the World

Robert Fig May 31, 2025

U.S. attempts to challenge China’s dominance over rare earth elements explain President Trump’s interest in Ukraine and Greenland

Donald Trump with Ursula von der Leyen prior to their meeting at the World Economic Forum in Davos, on January 21, 2020

Tariff Shock: Brussels Needs To Snap Out of It

Thomas Kolbe May 26, 2025

The question is whether Trump’s threat of 50% tariffs will wake up the Eurocrats running a protectionist system whose price is paid by the public.

Prof. James Orr, Jacob Reynolds (moderator), and Guglielmo Picchi. MCC Brussels

“Primeval Politics”: Trump Should Not Forget Who His Allies Are

Tamás Orbán May 15, 2025

Trump has shocked friends and foes alike with his unorthodox, power-driven diplomacy, forcing both to catch up with the new geopolitical reality, experts said at MCC Brussels’ latest event.

Tag: geopolitics

Historical Reversal in Brussels: Combustion Cars Survive Climate Veto

Conservative Upheaval Fuels Right-Wing Divide in Poland

Danish Scholars Warn: Ukrainian Accession Could Cause EU To Collapse

Western Unity Needed on China, Transatlantic Coalition Warns

U.S.–Russia Energy Deals Discussed Alongside Ukraine Peace Efforts

EU To Stockpile Critical Minerals Amid Geopolitical Unrest

Who Controls Rare Earth Minerals Can Control the World

Tariff Shock: Brussels Needs To Snap Out of It

“Primeval Politics”: Trump Should Not Forget Who His Allies Are

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