Tag: divorce


  • By an observer of the long cycle There is a story the commentariat keeps telling itself, and it is wrong. The story is that the transatlantic alliance is enduring a “rough patch” — a temporary spat between allies who will, once the current occupant of the White House leaves, return to business as usual. That…

  • The language of power is shifting—not by decree, but by structural necessity Let’s start with a number: 3.7%. Between 1999 and 2019, the proportion of European Commission documents drafted in French as the source language fell from 34% to just 3.7%. In 85% of cases, English was used. The Lequesne report, which tracks language use…