Instead of seeking war reparations from Germany, Poland should take steps that bring the country closer to the euro area to secure the country’s long-term economic interests.
Turkey’s Erdogan: Leader-for-Life?
The country’s leader since 2003 has been adept at evading term limits or restarting the clock on them.
Strict Executive Term Limits: US Still a Leader?
The country might be constitutionally backward on other fronts, but it is still a model on executive term limits.
China’s Term-Limit Rollback
Post-Mao term limits became important when China’s presidency took on the country’s lead role, but Xi Jinping is ending them.
Russia’s Long-Serving Leaders
Putin embarked on yet another re-election bid, making full use of his constitutional changes over the years.
The Afghan Quagmire: Corruption Persists
Corruption and the lack of the rule of law is a fundamental cause of the Afghan debacle.
Czar Vladimir (Putin)
Putin rules like a Czar, deeply conservative, fearful of unrest, placing stability above all else.
Trump’s Car Tariffs and Transatlantic Reciprocity
A note on U.S. and European car tariffs to a very stable genius.
No Buicks! Janis Joplin’s Message to Donald Trump
Vanity and materialism — not cheating — drive German luxury car sales in the US.
Trump’s Generals Await Their Coup de Grâce
Nobody sticks around long in the Trump Administration once they cross Trump on an issue that is meaningful to him.























