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• Argentina: The Streets Put a Stop to Milei’s Plundering

  Javier Milei’s government recently suffered a double defeat. The first occurred in the streets, with massive protests against his plan to liberalize land purchases by foreigners. The second took place in the halls of the Argentine Congress, where he failed to secure enough votes to pass the bill as presented. Both defeats point to the

• How Riding the Subway as a Kid Changed the Way I See the World

  It was 1974. The Bronx was burning. Abandoned cars littered the streets, and New York City teetered on the brink of bankruptcy. I’m still surprised my overprotective Holocaust-survivor parents let their preteen daughter ride the subway to school every day, but somehow they did. For five years—from eighth grade through high school—I took the Number

• How the US-EU Partnership Is Fracturing

  The US increasingly prioritizes technological dominance, supply-chain security, industrial protection and strategic competition with China.  Under Trump, this approach has become openly transactional and unilateral: tariffs, market access and security instruments are used to compel partners and competitors alike. The EU, by contrast, seeks regulatory power, industrial resilience, climate leadership and greater strategic autonomy.  Brussels