ALBANIA IS NOT FOR SALE

When Flamingos Revolt: A nation built on honour is watching its public heritage and protected wetlands handed to luxury developers.

I AM AN IDEALIST or: The Cowardice of Aiming Low

A defence of idealism against cynicism, arguing that neutrality is impossible and aiming low is a moral choice.

THE POWER OF THE WRONG MYTHS

A critique of David-and-Goliath politics and a call for transformation rooted in covenant, institutions and the common good.

WHY BAD LEADERS ARE NOT LEADERS

Bad leadership becomes non-leadership when power attacks the laws, offices and procedures that make authority legitimate.

AUTOCRACY INC.

JD Vance’s Orbán endorsement reveals the transnational machinery of post-liberal authoritarianism, oligarchy and electoral autocracy.

AMERICA, SHAME ON YOU!

When corruption, cruelty and constitutional contempt no longer break support, the crisis is not only leadership; it is civic character.

TIME FOR BREX-IN!

Brexit’s failure is clear—economically and politically. So why won’t Britain reverse course? A sharp critique of its political leadership.

THE FETISHISATION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY

A radical rethinking of private property as a conditional, lived relationship—rather than an abstract, perpetual right detached from contribution.

WHEN ANTISEMITISM BECOMES A SHIELD

A forensic critique of how antisemitism is being redefined to blur critique of Israel and insulate state power from accountability.

MAKING GERMANY GREAT AGAIN: A Masterclass in Corporate Capture

Germany’s energy and infrastructure crises reveal not incompetence, but a system engineered to serve incumbents while transferring costs to citizens.

EU VS UNITED STATES: But Is That Really The Right Question?

The EU–US debate isn’t about who’s better—but how each obstructs or advances justice.

GREENLAND: What the Current Debate Gets Fundamentally Wrong

Why the Greenland debate is misframed: the real issue is justice versus extraction, not Europe versus the US.

THE APOTHEOSIS OF MORAL STUPIDITY: THE NOBEL, TRUMP, AND THE CORRUPTION OF HONOUR

EUROPE AT A CROSSROADS: What Can Greece Teach a Continent That Must Learn to Lead?

Greece’s experience shows that Europe’s survival depends less on power than on recovering a shared moral purpose.

LEADERS BEWARE: 10 CRISES THAT COULD BREAK THE WORLD IN 2026

Ten systemic crises that could reshape geopolitics, markets, climate, and conflict in 2026—and what leaders need to watch now.

SI VIS PACEM, PARA CIVITATEM!

Peace has two paths: deterrence or civilisation. Why realism’s grip must be broken to build lasting justice.

ARE THESE THE WORLD’S WORST CEOs?

The greatest corporate scandals today lie in the quiet fusion of private platforms with public coercive power.

THE CHRONIC FAILURE OF PUBLIC BROADCASTING IN GERMANY

Germany’s public broadcasters mistake neutrality for silence—and in doing so, betray their constitutional role in cultivating democratic Öffentlichkeit.

FROM LEADERSHIP TO LAWLESSNESS: The Case for Prosecuting Donald Trump

A unilateral raid dressed up as justice collapses international law—and invites a world where power answers only to itself.

HOW STUPID ARE TRUMP'S SUPPORTERS?

The Trump coalition isn’t unintelligent—it merely has chosen identity, catharsis, and epistemic closure over public reason.

Europe’s Constitutional Parasite: Why Hungary No Longer Belongs

Hungary forces Europe to choose between unconditional membership and a constitutional order that can still defend itself.

NEOLIBERALISM’S FINAL BATTLE: Far-Right Capitalism and the Death of Democracy

Far-right authoritarianism is not a break from neoliberalism but its final mutation—where market power, identity politics, and technology converge to destroy democracy.

Beyond the Ballot Box: Our Categorical Failure To Understand Democracy

Democracy is not the aggregation of private desires but a discipline of forming citizens and institutions capable of pursuing the common good.

THE PRESIDENT WHO CALLS YOU A PIG

A nation that elects leaders who openly degrade its citizens is not governed—it is farmed.

Economic Cowardice: When Late Capitalism Guillotines Its Jester

A searing critique of Colbert’s cancellation, revealing how corporate cowardice and authoritarian power now collaborate to silence satire and democratic critique.