Twice as Many Hectares Burned in Europe This Year Compared to the Past 20 Years
According to data from the European Forest Fire Information System (EFFIS), more than 160,000 hectares have burned across Europe since
Greece Is Europe’s Laboratory
It was breezy that morning in Sweden. Theodor Kallifatides wore a light gray sweater. At eighty-eight, the writer still possessed
The Kratsios Doctrine and America’s Emerging Scientific Power
Eighty-one years after the historic report commissioned by Roosevelt and delivered to Truman by engineer Vannevar Bush, the White House
The summer fan
We are on summer break until mid-August. Here is a selection of some salient texts of the year. See you
Who Is Mykhailo Drapatiy, Ukraine’s New Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces?
The replacement announced yesterday, Tuesday, July 21, of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian armed forces, Oleksandr Syrsky, who had himself
The Far Right’s First Step: Normalizing Extreme Rhetoric
Starting Monday and until August 20, The Grand Continent will publish in open access The Vocabulary of the Far Right,
Is AI Cannibalizing the Global Economy?
All summer long, the Grand Continent will stay in motion. Each day, we will bring you ideas you won’t find
Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline Could Strengthen Rabat’s Position
The 69th summit of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) took place on Sunday, July 19, in Freetown,
Thinking with and against the West
How has Western knowledge been absorbed and reinterpreted by non-Western societies? ? T. Brisson’s erudite work calls into question the
Can China’s Global AI Cooperation Organization Rival America’s Pax Silica?
The World AI Cooperation Organization (WAICO) is an initiative launched by Beijing on July 16, on the margins of the