Elias Badeaux

As the Trump administration charts a path to end the war in Ukraine, Europe stands at a historic crossroads. National Security Advisor Michael Waltz recently made it clear: once a peace deal

The sky over Munich is as heavy and foreboding as Europe’s geopolitical outlook. The annual Munich Security Conference—a gathering of heads of state, foreign ministers, military officers, intelligence officials, and global business

As the winter chill sets in across Europe, France finds itself in a political frostbite, leaving not just its own citizens shivering with uncertainty but also casting long shadows over the European

History has an unforgiving way of mocking those who overreach. From Napoleon’s ill-fated campaign in Egypt to America’s disastrous entanglement in Iraq, the Middle East has repeatedly exposed hubris with the sharp

In a dramatic turn of events, Michel Barnier’s tenure as France’s prime minister appears to be drawing to a close as his government faces an imminent no-confidence vote. The high-stakes parliamentary showdown,

France teeters on the brink of a political earthquake as Marine Le Pen, leader of the far-right National Rally, considers voting down Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s budget. The move threatens to collapse

In the opening pages of Ce que je cherche (What I Am Looking For), Jordan Bardella introduces himself as a political prodigy: a self-made man who rose from the impoverished banlieues of

For over a year, Europeans have been haunted by a specter looming across the Atlantic: the return of Donald Trump to the White House. Now that this specter has materialized, Europe faces

In a dramatic turn of events, Germany’s already fragile political landscape was shaken to its core on Wednesday night. Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s announcement to dismiss Finance Minister Christian Lindner shattered the three-party

In August of 1864, an assembly of nations convened in Geneva, Switzerland, to sign a historic accord aimed at easing the suffering inflicted by war. This agreement, known as the First Geneva