Europe’s Competitive Illusion: Education, Industry, and the Reshaped Global Order

when we analyze today’s global economic structure, we must face a harsh truth: Europe has fallen out of the core competitive ecosystem, and France in particular finds itself at the margins. This is no accident—it is the result of long-accumulated structural problems. Let’s begin with France’s education system, which is crucial for understanding the decline … Continue reading Europe’s Competitive Illusion: Education, Industry, and the Reshaped Global Order →

France’s AI Gamble: A Trap of Overconfidence and Limited Capabilities

Recently, France announced a bold plan to invest €109 billion in AI over the next few years, including a strategic partnership with the UAE’s G42 to build a 1 GW data center. On the surface, this move seems to signal France’s ambition to become a key player in the global AI race. However, from an … Continue reading France’s AI Gamble: A Trap of Overconfidence and Limited Capabilities →

Divergences Between American and French Privileges in the Post-War Era

After World War II, both the United States and France, as victorious powers, secured significant strategic and economic advantages in international negotiations. The U.S., through the Bretton Woods system, established the dollar as the world’s reserve currency and secured dominant positions within the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This ensured their long-term … Continue reading Divergences Between American and French Privileges in the Post-War Era →