Krzysztof Tyszka-Drozdowski

Krzysztof Tyszka-Drozdowski is a writer with a specific focus on globalization, industrial policy, and international conflict. He holds a PhD in Philosophy and works as a risk analyst at one of the Fortune 500 companies. Based in Barcelona.

La grande aventure et le grand risque dans les temps désordonnés, est un jugement sain et qui s'exprime.

Montherlant

Selected Writing

• American Affairs Journal, Nuclear Orphans: Europe and the Folding of the American Nuclear Umbrella
• American Affairs Journal, How the West Was Lost
• American Affairs Journal, Japan's Quiet Revolution
• American Affairs Journal, The Neomercantilist Moment
• American Affairs Journal, The Coming Age of Nuclear Opacity
• The American Conservative, Declan Ganley: Ukraine—and Russia—Should Join the West
• The American Conservative, Trump's Council of Economic Advisors Chief Shows He Means Business
• The American Conservative, Europe Is Woefully Unprepared for Trump II
• The American Conservative, What Does Richard Nixon's Prophet Tell Us About 2024?
• The American Conservative, Meritocracy and the Great Power Competition
• The American Conservative, Developmentalism Requires Direction
• The American Conservative, The Liberal Futurist
• The American Conservative, After Shale
• The American Conservative, The Vanishing Frontier
• The American Conservative, Adieu to Africa
• The American Conservative, The State of Europe
• The American Conservative, Roman Catholicism and Political Romanticism
• The American Conservative, A Conflict of Visions
• The American Conservative, Beyond the Optimistic Thought Experiment
• The American Conservative, The End of Ghibelline Europe
• The American Conservative, Éric Zemmour, France's Buchanan
• The Critic, The seductive call of risk
• The Critic, How dangerous is Huawei?
• The Critic, The EU must adapt or die
• The Critic, France's Green cul-de-sac
• The Critic, History rebooted. Humanity can't stay stagnant for long
• The Critic, The vital few
• The Critic, The immobile prince
• The Critic, Europe between the Seine and the Tiber
• The Critic, Liberal gerontocracy and its discontents
• The Critic, Return of the referendum?
• The Critic, The ongoing fiasco of European defence
• The Critic, The Catalan gridlock
• The Critic, The genealogy of nuclear fear
• The Critic, The Brazilian solution
• The Critic, The technological escalation
• The Critic, Lessons from the brink
• The Critic, The war for warmth
• IM-1776, The Transfiguration of Cultures
• IM-1776, Marion Maréchal: France's Éclaireuse
• IM-1776, The Populist Moment
• IM-1776, The New Era of Total Mobilization
• NeoNarrative, AI and the Lawyer Overload
• NeoNarrative, The Spearhead Culture
• NeoNarrative, The Future of Nuclear War: An Interview with Krzysztof Tyszka-Drozdowski
• The Telegraph, The European Union is falling apart, and America stands to win
• The Telegraph, China has already won the green energy war
• UnHerd, Fatal train accidents are the price of Spain's gerontocracy
• UnHerd, Will Sweden build the Bomb?
• UnHerd, Will China's breakneck growth stumble? An interview with Dan Wang
• UnHerd, The tyranny of gerontocracy
• UnHerd, China's space ambition is challenging Nasa
• UnHerd, Tariffs alone won't save US pharma
• UnHerd, Spain's nuclear retreat will cause more blackouts
• UnHerd, Europe's nuclear delusion. Macron would never risk Paris for Vilnius
• UnHerd, Thierry Breton's naked ambition is undermining the EU
• UnHerd, The emptiness of Macron's grand strategy
• UnHerd, Macron's grand European delusion
• UnHerd, The failure of May 1968
• UnHerd, America has captured France

In Catalan

• Esperit, Gerontocràcia contra civilització
• Esperit, El futur baby boom
• Esperit, Independència i capital humà
• Esperit, Bukele amb Frederic J. Porta
• Esperit, El Singapur del Mediterrani (III)
• Esperit, El Singapur del Mediterrani (II)
• Esperit, El Singapur del Mediterrani (I)

In German

• Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Europa endet in der Gerontokratie