Broad Horizon is a strategic geopolitical journal offering long-form analysis, value-based frameworks, and interdisciplinary insight into the shifting architecture of power, cooperation, and conflict.
We focus on European affairs and their global entanglements—highlighting issues such as conflicts, migration, disaster response, demographic shifts, and trade realignments.
Our mission is to look beyond headlines—to map not just the world as it is, but the world as it could be. We connect policy to principles, geopolitics to context, and strategy to story.
At a time when many feel uncertain about income, housing, security, and identity, we aim to provide insight—not panic; design—not slogans; structure—not spin. We write with honesty and humility, guided by a belief that trust, dignity, and long-term thinking are essential to any lasting order.
Vision
“In an age of polarization, our work seeks the higher ground:
Where multiple truths can coexist, but facts remain firm.
Where cooperation is not weakness, but design.
From trade to trust, from covenant to power,
Broad Horizon builds the mental maps that tomorrow’s leaders need.”
Editorial Approach
All content is researched, authored, and reviewed by human contributors. We believe in the primacy of human judgment, historical perspective, and moral responsibility—especially in matters of war, sovereignty, justice, and peace.
We use AI tools selectively to support:
- Structural clarity and editorial organization
- Background research and source synthesis
- Thematic alignment across publications
All final content is reviewed and curated by humans. Our goal is not automation, but elevation.
Why We Exist
The future of Europe is changing—markets are shifting, trust is fraying, and old frameworks no longer hold.
Broad Horizon exists to tell the long story: of values under pressure, systems in transition, and what comes next.