On-The-Ground-Abroad
United States–Spain Dispute Could Test Transatlantic Trade Relations
Spain’s refusal to support United States military operations and increased NATO spending has raised tensions, prompting threats to cut trade and highlighting the role of the European Union in governing economic relations.
Hungary’s Election Could Challenge Europe’s Right-Wing Momentum
Hungary’s upcoming parliamentary election could pose the biggest challenge in years to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, testing whether the country’s long-dominant nationalist government can last.
Beyond the Postcard: The Black Reality of Florence
After a year in Florence, I am reflecting on what it means to be Black in Italy—navigating culture and identity amid a lack of diversity.