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Madrid Evicts an 87-Year-Old Tenant After Seven Decades
A court can rule correctly on who owns a flat without ever answering what a society owes the person being asked to leave it.
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Houthi Attacks Put the Mecca Pact on Trial
A defence pact promising that an attack on one means an attack on all is only as credible as what happens the first time that promise is tested.
Bahrain Charts Its Own Course Through Gulf Recovery
Washington offers $5 billion for Gulf energy repairs and Bahrain builds European trade through EuroCham, giving post-war commerce two separate foundations.
Madrid Evicts an 87-Year-Old Tenant After Seven Decades
A court can rule correctly on who owns a flat without ever answering what a society owes the person being asked to leave it.
Germany’s Energy Transition Hits a Financial Paradox
Building enough clean power turns out to be the easy part of Germany's energy transition; making that power cheap, stable and financially viable is the harder one.
Europe Wades into Another Embattled Chokepoint
Houthi gains, Ethiopian turmoil and Italian warships have turned Bab al-Mandeb into Europe's second chokepoint crisis, with refugees and diesel bills at stake.


