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Ballet Flats, Blazers and Brexit
One can only hope that the recent revival of 2016’s fashion trends and mood is ironic. Throughout the 2010s, British fashion was largely casual, often erring on the side of slouchy. From all corners of the nation grandparents feigned concern for the chilly knees of their grandchildren and teens sported hoodies in heatwaves: ripped jeans and logo heavy sportswear dominated the period. Vogue noticed, and they gave it a name. The 'casualification' of British fashion . The rise
Freya Ebeling
4 days ago4 min read


While Trump Makes Deals, Europe Watches
While the United States and much of the world was focused on the fallout from the Epstein files, the second phase of the Gaza peace plan began . If the current Trump administration manages to deliver a breakthrough in the Middle East, it would be by far the president’s most significant achievement on the world stage so far. Talk of a Nobel Peace Prize for Trump may have died down, but his own desire for it remains obvious, as shown by his angry messages to the Norwegian prime
Krystian Schneyder
Feb 233 min read


The Paradigm of Decline
Across Europe, a striking consensus has taken hold. Quiz a passerby on the streets of Paris, Berlin or London on the state of society and you are likely to hear all too familiar lamentations concerning the declining state of both government performance and social cohesion. The cost of living continues to rise whilst wages stagnate and public services buckle, politics is brittle and the future looks more precarious than the past. This transnational belief , one which has been
Sam Hunter
Feb 174 min read


Weighing the Anchor: Bulgaria’s Entrance into the Eurozone
Commonly known as the Western Anchor, Bulgaria has officially adopted the Euro and become a member of the Eurozone. The European Central Bank (ECB) can finally welcome Bulgaria as an official member as of January 1, 2026, carrying the weight of the anchor to new and more democratic heights. Becoming a member of the European Union in 2007 , alongside Romania, further solidifies the formidable barrier that aims to contain the Putin War Machine in Moscow. Leaving the Lev behind
Zach Rogers
Jan 224 min read


The Politics of Self-Sabotage on the British Right
The New York Times published one of the finest long-form features in recent memory last week. The piece was a thorough chronicling of the US-Ukraine relationship and its evolution over the past 12 action-filled months. Despite the US’s off-the-cuff approach to foreign policy, the brazen contempt it shows Ukraine and the rest of Europe is consistently striking. Pressure is barely exerted on Putin, with any attempt to end his barbarous actions feeling futile. Everything is stu
Tom Watkins
Jan 135 min read


Trump's National Security Strategy - Avarice and Malice at Christmas
On the 5th of December Donald Trump’s second National Security strategy was released to little fanfare, nevertheless precipitating great global alarm, not least in Europe, as it appears to promote an archaic vision of a world once again carved up for consumption by superpowers. This National Security Strategy is very streamlined, at only 29 pages, compared to Trump’s 55-page 2017 equivalent. It even describes these old strategies as ‘ bloated and unfocused.’ This reflects
Viktor Schlatte
Dec 23, 20254 min read


Mutually Assured Hesitation: How A Deadly Shadow War Is Sowing Chaos Across Europe
In the shadows, Putin’s intelligence services have been leaving civilian casualties, sabotaged infrastructure, burnt out buildings and downed planes in their wake for over three years. A ravaged Europe lies almost completely unresponsive. For sixty heartstopping minutes, a full-to-capacity Falcon 900LX jet circles above Bulgaria in a state of panic. The pilots and security detail are frantically scrambling over paper maps and charts, desperate to plot a safe route to the grou
Joey Gwinn
Oct 18, 20257 min read


Trump’s Diplomacy - The Art Of The Ego
Trump's second term has seen a seismic shift in how western allies interact, negotiate and do business with the United States. In...
Arsima Bereketab
Sep 7, 20255 min read


Private Defence Companies Capitalise on Europe's Fearful Apathy
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion A study conducted by IE Universidad and Airbus - concluding that though nearly half of Western...
Anoushka Singh
Jun 5, 20253 min read


Will Europe Abandon America for China in the Space Race?
Trump has refashioned domestic and international politics. The U.S. is aggressively leveraging tariffs against both adversaries and...
Foteini Garyfallidou
Apr 6, 20254 min read


It Takes Two to Tango: Why Russia Could Impede Hope for a Ceasefire in Ukraine
At the meeting between the US and Ukrainian delegations in Jeddah on March 11, the early stages of a ‘durable peace for Ukraine’ were...
George Wallace
Mar 29, 20254 min read


U.S. Shift In Its Security Priority: Europe's Chance To Regain Leadership
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion On February 12, 2025, US President Donald Trump revealed that he had a call with Russian ...
Ming Wa (Chris) Guan
Feb 25, 20254 min read


A Chaotic End of the Year for Europe Portends More of the Same
As the year draws to a close, we look upon an almost unrecognisable Europe. From the collapse of the tricolour government of Olaf Scholz...
Victor Elizondo
Dec 28, 20243 min read


Brandenburg was a pyrrhic victory, Scholz must go
You could hear the sighs of relief from the Federal Chancellery halfway across the continent. The Social Democratic Party (SPD) edged...
Jack Rowlett
Sep 26, 20244 min read


Rwanda Deportations Begin: The UK Punishes Victims and Innocents
To “stop the boats”, the UK government has for the last two years announced its plan to deport to Rwanda people seeking asylum who...
Caitlin Hoyland
May 18, 20245 min read
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