Meet Alberto Alemanno, Brussel’s Most Influential Lobbyist

It’s an average morning in the European Parliament in Brussels, the center of power for the European Union. Avalanches of lawmakers, policy advisors, and lobbyists trickle through the immense doors at the Place de Luxembourg, filling the chamber’s committee rooms with discussions over new laws and regulations. At the cafeteria of the parliament’s Northern aisle, […]

Emmanuel Macron now has an uncomfortably large majority

On Sunday, French voters headed to the polls to vote in their second round of parliamentary elections. The first round saw large leads for La République En Marche, the brand new party of recently elected president Emmanuel Macron, which received 32.5 percent of the overall vote.

The Cost of the War on Drugs: the Example of France

France is among the most strict European countries in the repression against drugs. As a result, the question about the real cost of this repression of illegal substances arises is a particularly pertinent one. For all those who do not want to make the effort of listening to me on why the War on Drugs […]

Pět důvodů, proč ukončit zákazy kouření

Několik posledních desetiletí se vlády snaží důrazně zakročit vůči spotřebě tabáku, v což zahrnuly zákaz kouření n mnohých místech, jako jsou bary nebo restaurace. Ale v průběhu posledních let jsme se dozvěděli více o efektech této politiky, a nyní nadešel čas na přehodnocení. Zde jsou důvody:

Mi lesz a német alternatív jobboldallal?

This article has been translated into Hungarian by the Danube Institute. It can be read here. The original was an article of mine published in The American Conservative. Some parts of the article are indirectly addressing me because it has been rewritten. 2017 őszén a német választópolgárok a szavazóurnák elé fognak járulni, hogy egy új […]