France has lost its Christian majority. Pew and INSEE show why religious disaffiliation, rather than Islam’s growth, deserves more attention. Continue reading France Is Losing Christianity. Why Does Islam Dominate the Debate?
France gets the noise. The drama. The headlines. But the more I followed the numbers, the more I realised the story is larger than Paris. The Europe economic crisis is not a forecast. It is already shaping the daily decisions of governments across the continent. France was only the first place where stress reached the surface. A few days ago, a tired commuter at Gare du Nord told a reporter he no longer checks train schedules because “half of them never come.” He said it casually, like someone describing the weather, and that small moment captured how normal disruption has … Continue reading Europe Economic Crisis Is Spreading Faster Than Leaders Admit
Introduction: The War That Disappeared In 2011, NATO jets flew over Libya, dropping bombs in the name of humanitarian intervention. The goal, we were told, was to stop a massacre. The leaders of the United States, France, and the United … Continue reading Libya Wasn’t Liberated. It Was Left in Pieces.
So, picture this: I’m sipping coffee, scrolling through the chaos of the world, and I stumble on something that feels like a plot twist in Europe’s endless political drama. Germany’s got a new chancellor, Friedrich Merz, and he’s already cozying … Continue reading Europe’s Franco-German Engine is Roaring Again—But Can It Last?
