No kings protests 2025 Every Saturday across the United States and abroad, citizens gather under the banner No Kings — a peaceful, colorful protest movement demanding limits on executive power and def...

Anti-Trump states 2026 midterms: How blue-state courts, maps, and money shape U.S. power. Inside the Section 2 Supreme Court test that could decide control.

DHS Gulfstream Jets 2025 — The Department of Homeland Security faces scrutiny for ordering two $100 million Gulfstream G700 aircraft during a federal shutdown.

US Colombia 2025 reveals how Washington extends border control through partnerships and data. America’s southern frontier now runs through Colombia — reshaping migration, sovereignty, and diplomacy.

China stability 2025 marks a deliberate trade of growth for control. Beijing’s leadership prioritizes predictability, security, and risk management over rapid expansion — reshaping global markets and Europe’s economic balance.

Press freedom 2025 Europe Asia — The story of Europe’s exiled journalists. As surveillance, lawsuits, and sovereignty laws spread, the EU’s democratic core faces its hardest test yet.

Algorithm of Obedience — Inside the quiet machinery of AI power, where surveillance becomes governance and code replaces conscience. A Citizen of Europe investigation into how democracies risk automating control.

Trump Ukraine peace plan 2025 signals a shift in U.S. diplomacy — from defending borders to negotiating them. Europe must now choose whether to uphold principle or accept partition in the name of peace.

AWS outage 2025 disrupted online systems across continents, exposing how fragile the global cloud ecosystem remains when a single data hub fails.

Free speech disinformation — how outrage became a billion-dollar business model, from Musk’s X to Truth Social, where algorithms reward chaos over truth.

Autism politics pseudoscience: When false medical claims meet political stagecraft, truth becomes collateral. COE investigates fact, law, and democracy.

Netherlands takes control of Nexperia, invoking a Cold War–era Goods Availability Act to safeguard technology and sovereignty. The move marks Europe’s first state intervention in a semiconductor firm under national-security grounds, raising legal, economic, and geopolitical questions over ownership, proportionality, and U.S.–China influence.

US press refuses Pentagon access rules 2025 and declines a pledge limiting “unauthorized” reporting, triggering a First Amendment test over unclassified newsgathering and credentials.

Limburg drone factory turns Born’s silent car plant into Europe’s newest defence hub — where coal’s legacy meets drone technology and a region’s revival.

European sovereignty remains an ambition wrapped in dependency — from cloud data to defence, Europe’s new autonomy still runs on American power.

Faith, fury, scripture, and incitement — when a Utah pastor cites biblical law to justify executions, the clash between faith, race, and democracy exposes the fine line between belief and violence.

Women journalists surveillance has become the unseen front of press repression. Across Europe and the U.S., reporters are targeted with spyware, trolling, and predictive-risk profiling. Citizen of Eur...