Germany’s summer of discontent on foreign policy
Germany prefers co-operation to conflict, but with its five special relationships each facing bad weather, it needs to think about new ways to conduct foreign policy
Archive: Jul 2014
Asia’s security dilemma
A tension between the need for robust deterrence and the risk of escalation leads to almost impossible choices for Asians
Algeria – an unsteady partner for Europe
EU approach to Algeria neglects long-term domestic stability
Protecting the European Choice
Europe must change policy towards Russia to protect partnering countries
23 Jul
Iran: oltre il negoziato sul nucleare
Nucleare, Iran nella regione, Italia-Iran, Cosa dovrebbe fare l'Europa
23 Jul
Iran: beyond nuclear talks
Nuclear talks, Iran's potential role in MENA crisis's, Iran-Italy relations, What should Europe do
Nuclear talks with Iran – no summer lull for negotiators
The toughest hurdles in this marathon diplomacy track have only just been encountered
France’s fascination with Israel and Palestine
As bombs fall on Gaza, France's deep-rooted preoccupation with Israel and Palestine is causing division within French society
Ten priorities for Juncker’s Europe
Jean-Claude Juncker will have considerable authority as new European Commission president, and he must use it to embody a new vision for the European Union