As Germany lurches into the super election year of 2026, the political landscape feels like a pressure cooker on the verge of explosion.
Dan Roodt
Articles by Dan Roodt
EU Leaders’ Hawkish Stances Deeply Unpopular
In the fractured European Union of 2026, "hawkish" isn't just a descriptor—it's a critique of leaders who seem determined to steer us into deeper conflict with a nuclear power.
Dismantling the International Order
In the shadow of a resurgent American unilateralism under President Donald Trump, the post-World War II international order is unraveling at an alarming pace.
German Welfare a Dangerous Magnet
Illegal migration to the EU is a risky but lucrative business model. The German social welfare system is the destination for many poor migrants.
The EU’s Inevitable March Against Failed Globalism
In the heart of Europe, a seismic shift is underway—one that polls and hard realities are making impossible to ignore.
Choked Trade Lifelines: America’s Urgent Rare Earth Reckoning
In the geopolitics of 2025, trade routes are under unprecedented pressure, transforming supply chains into a battleground for global influence
