The Islamic State’s 1001 resources
The jihadists have developed a comprehensive war economy that is fundamental to their strategy.
Archive: Jul 2014
Europe’s black holes
The European Union is at a crossroads and “Twitter diplomacy” will not be enough to solve its problems
The Eurasian Union
What exactly would a Eurasian Union involve, why might Russia want it, and how would it affect Europe? Dmitri Trenin and Robert Cooper try…
What price for a stable Egypt?
Those who hoped Morsi's overthrow would usher in order instead face a leadership that responds to economic and social challenges with abuses of freedom
4 Jul
France’s pivot to Asia: The model to follow?
As international attention continues to shift to the East, France has launched a 'pivot to Asia', encouraging Chinese investment while improving other bilateral ties. François Godement and Jonathan Fenby discuss whether this is a viable model for the rest of the EU, and how China will react to European relations with other regional actors.
Europe’s crises (part 1) – Ukraine and migration
Analysis of two of the crises facing Europe – Ukraine and migration – with President Toomas Ilves, Carl Bildt, Jo Johnson, Emma Bonino and…
How worried should we be about Al-Baghdadi’s new “Islamic State”?
The “Islamic State” caliphate declared by ISIS is a problem, but mainly for Iraq
The gods of Yasukuni
Everything is growing in Asia; including nationalism, bolstered by limitless historical grievances
How to complete Europe’s banking union
Landmark in European integration needs reforms
2 Jul
What does Russia think?
Öffentliche Panel-Diskussion zu den Auswirkungen der russischen Politik auf europäische und globale Fragen