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The Slow Art of Whole-of-Government ‘Warfare’
April 17, 2023
Simple survival may become more pressing than addressing Macron’s speculative musings about the EU becoming a Third Force, Alastair Crooke writes.
Bantamweight Bonaparte
April 14, 2023
It’s a great tragedy of our times that France, despite its culture being unabashedly the most beautiful ever to have existed in humanity as well as being on the “right side of history” (at least most of the time, if there was ever such a side), gets the blame for everything.
When Humble Pie-Eating Macron Visits Xi
April 13, 2023
It is a centuries-old rule in politics that if you do not fare well politically within your own country, you should try and redirect the public gaze somehow onto the foreign policy.
Macron’s Musings on Europe’s ‘Strategic Autonomy’… Much Ado About Nothing, But U.S. Insecurity Is Palpable
April 12, 2023
Despite his geopolitical impotence and reliable vassalage, the American fury at Macron’s comments is instructive.
