Macron and the fate of Europe
It is often said that Europeans will never be serious international actors, in contrast to the US, because they do not have the will to be so. Emmanuel Macron is…
Niles Webb
The origins and dangers of American activism and insularity
“We are … losing something solid at the core. We are losing that Pilgrim and pioneer spirit of initiative and independence”
Iran and the dawn of the ‘New Cold War’
Although a comforting reversal of US retaliatory strikes on Iran came to light this week, we are not yet out of the woods and there is still scope for a…
The dangers of rhetorical political cultures
Niles Webb looks at the dangers behind the progressive rhetoric of political culture.
Juncker’s liberal aspirations and their faults
Niles Webb explores Jean-Claude Juncker's 'vague goals' and the problem with such aspirations.
The need for an international political culture
Niles Webb explores whether or not a genuine international political culture exists.
Representing Western Authority
Niles Webb gives a final insight into the issues of representing Western authorities.
The Movement Behind the Man
“In terms of our liberal democracy and constitutional order, Trump is an extinction-level event. It’s long past time we started treating him as such.” Niles Webb discusses Trump with a…
From Vienna to Armageddon
Niles Webb explores the world's turbulent progression from Vienna to Armageddon.