Andrew Caruana Galizia is the Head of Europe and Eurasia at the World Economic Forum. He joined the Forum in 2018 as a Global Leadership Fellow, leading work on geopolitics, South Asia and the Asia Pacific before joining the Europe team as its Deputy Head in 2021. He previously served as a career diplomat from 2012 to 2017 with postings as deputy head of mission in Berlin and deputy high commissioner in New Delhi, and as an advisor at the European Parliament. He is a co-founder of the Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation and a recipient with his brothers of a Magnitsky Human Rights Award and an Anderson-Lucas-Norman Award. He holds an MA with distinction from the College of Europe in Bruges.
Two years on from the one-two punch of the energy-price crisis and the enactment of the US’s inwardly focused Inflation Reduction Act, the European economy is still reeling.
2004年の「ビッグバン」的な拡大から20年が経過し、欧州連合（EU）が新規加盟国を受け入れるという、長らく停滞していた野心が復活しようとしています。しかし、EUが東の隣国を受け入れるべきだという道徳的、地政学的な主張の向こうには、あまり問われることのない疑問が潜んでいます。拡大の経済的根拠はあるのでしょうか。あるとしたら、誰のためのものなのでしょうか。
Two decades since the European Union’s “big bang” enlargement in 2004, the bloc's long-stalled ambition to accept new members has experienced a striking revival. Yet beyond the moral and ...
The mixed fate of South Asia’s millions of migrant labourers in the Gulf and elsewhere has long been a humanitarian issue. Now that a pandemic has pushed the world into recession, their p...
The worldwide network that facilitates transnational organized crime and corruption is, tragically, one of globalization’s most enduring success stories. It is also, therefore, one of its...
