Nathalie Tocci

3 weeks ago | prospectmagazine.co.uk | Nathalie Tocci |John Bolton |Peter Geoghegan |Emma Haslett

Should Europe break free from the US? Nathalie Tocci and John Bolton present their arguments. Peter Geoghegan reveals Reform’s backers and Emma Haslett reports on Maga’s IVF obsession. Plus, our critics cover Spotify, Andrea Dworkin & Lennon and McCartney

3 weeks ago | eurotopics.net | Nathalie Tocci |Serhij Taran |Knut Krohn

This won't be easy without the US, La Stampa puts in: “The Europe of the willing is one that hopes for the best but is not blind, and is therefore preparing for the worst. It is a Europe that realises that the US is no longer a reliable ally. Washington has no intention of helping Europe, which is in turn determined to support Ukraine. French President Emmanuel Macron has recognised this. ...

2 months ago | almendron.com | John Kampfner |Lorenzo Marsili |Nathalie Tocci |Rokhaya Diallo

For years, many of us assumed that with the decline of the US-led liberal international order, the split between democracies and autocracies would be what shaped the contemporary world. Liberal democracies in America, Europe and Asia would stick together, while China, Russia, Iran and North Korea would increasingly cooperate.

2 months ago | msn.com | Nathalie Tocci |Yanis Varoufakis |Rokhaya Diallo |Shada Islam |John Kampfner |Lorenzo Marsili

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2 months ago | theguardian.com | Nathalie Tocci |Yanis Varoufakis |Shada Islam |John Kampfner |Lorenzo Marsili

This assault on democracy has left Europe reeling – and aloneNathalie TocciGuardian Europe columnistFor years, many of us assumed that with the decline of the US-led liberal international order, the split between democracies and autocracies would be what shaped the contemporary world. Liberal democracies in America, Europe and Asia would stick together, while China, Russia, Iran and North Korea would increasingly cooperate.