George Papandreou at the Munich Security Conference

After the publication of “Capital” by Karl Marx in 1867 and after his death in 1883, Friedrich Engels was responsible for editing and publishing the volumes of the work that had been unfinished. Years before that happened, precisely in 1848, both had issued a warning—or rather an affirmation—in the Communist Manifesto about the influence that communist ideas were gaining on the continent under the phrase: “A ghost runs through Europe: the ghost …

The diplomatic-military rendezvous held this weekend in the Bavarian capital has seen the fracture of the transatlantic relationship, a pillar of the international system since the Second World War.

It had to be Munich.

Photo: Pandora Pictures on ShutterstockAntonio NavalónAfter the publication of Karl Marx’s “Das Kapital” in 1867 and after he died in 1883, Friedrich Engels was responsible for editing and publishing the unfinished volumes of the work. Years before this happened, in 1848 to be precise, both had issued a warning – or rather a statement – in the Communist Manifesto about the influence that communist ideas were gaining on the continent under the ph…

Former Prime Minister George Papandreou participated today in the last day of the Munich Security Conference, as the Council of Europe’s General Rapporteur on Democracy. He met on the sidelines of the Conference with leaders and representatives of international organizations, think tanks, as well as heads of technology companies and global civil society, at a particularly critical international juncture where geopolitical turmoil is taking on a …

"It is now clear after the statements of the US Vice President and other representatives of the new American administration in Munich that the period of illusions and postponements for Europe is over and humanity is entering uncharted waters," the president of PASOK-KINAL comments in a post. In detail: The European Union must redefine its position and role in a "rather" world, more polycentric and fluid than ever.

"Stability begins with strong institutions," said Schmidt.