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Policy Director, @BullMooseProj. Cont. Fellow, @defpriorities. @BrusselsSignal columnist. Other words in other places. Also writing about Andrew Jackson.

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Contributing Fellow at Defense Priorities. Populism researcher at University of Vienna. My analysis of 🇺🇸, 🇷🇺, 🇺🇦, & 🇪🇺 politics has been published in a variety of publications. Proud Pennsylvanian.

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Why are European conservatives supporting the ICC?

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By Anthony Constantini
| Brussels Signal Verified
US secretary of state Marco Rubio sent shockwaves across the world, or more specifically the Atlantic, on July 13, 2026, when he announced the Trump administration was going to make the destruction of the International Criminal Court a major goal. Writing in the Wall Street Journal, Rubio declared that Washington would “dismantle the ICC—brick by brick, if necessary”. European leaders were aghast at Rubio’s barrage.
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Northern Ireland made it illegal to pray in hospitals

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By Anthony Constantini
| Brussels Signal Verified
In 2022, Northern Ireland’s Assembly passed the Abortion Services (Safe Access Zones) Act, which received Royal Assent on February 6, 2023. The bill, which came some years after Ireland’s repeal of its abortion ban, was proposed to protect women who were seeking an abortion from being harassed outside of abortion centres.
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Confused about French politics? Blame lawfare

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By Anthony Constantini
| Brussels Signal Verified
France’s presidential elections are set to be held less than a year from now, with the likely second round taking place in early May 2027. While politics can always throw surprises, no one expected Britain’s Keir Starmer to make it only two years as prime minister after winning a massive majority, one generally has an idea of who will be running for office less than a year before the election. Except if you’re French.
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