Daniel Kretinsky still believes in the old continent—but fears its lack of pragmatism
In praise of lifelong joy
The growth of medical tourism is making locals uneasy
They prefer certainty to good pay
Can Sam Paparo keep US strategy on an even keel?
Though small, they have large megaphones
A recent Panamanian supreme-court ruling shows how the “Donroe doctrine” really works
The UN and America are mounting a new effort to drag the country out of the abyss
The latest flare-up in Tigray shows the risk of a regional conflagration
The government blames rebels, but such accidents are sadly common
A new crop of health deals is unlikely to meet the needs of recipient countries
Further conflict could bring chaos—and opportunities