Lorenzo Marsili

We al­ways as­sumed Eu­ro­pean uni­ty would im­ply greater cos­mopoli­tanism and mul­ti­cul­tur­al­ism, but that may not be the case.

The time has come for the resti­tu­tion of myr­i­ad African arte­facts and works of art loot­ed in the colo­nial era.

Tunisia’s cri­sis could be an op­por­tu­ni­ty for Eu­rope to show it is se­ri­ous about sup­port­ing frag­ile democ­ra­cies.

We have the op­por­tu­ni­ty to en­gage Chi­na in a joint re­form of a fail­ing glob­al sys­tem.

Af­ter a dead­ly pan­dem­ic and Trump’s dis­as­trous pres­i­den­cy, we should de­mand more than just a re­turn to nor­mal­cy.

The mo­bil­i­sa­tion to fight the virus shows that we can dras­ti­cal­ly trans­form our sys­tem and so­ci­eties to fight a threat.

And what is its fu­ture?

Multi­na­tion­al cor­po­ra­tions are in­creas­ing­ly en­croach­ing on the func­tions of sov­er­eign states.

The new mod­el brings to­geth­er fake so­cial care, ex­ac­er­bat­ed na­tion­al­ism and a com­pen­sato­ry pro-busi­ness ap­proach.

Trump’s for­mer strate­gist Steve Ban­non has vowed to help start a far-right rev­o­lu­tion in Eu­rope. Who will op­pose him?