Poland’s black Wednesday: Crossing the Rubicon
This will be a gloomy Christmas for all those who care about liberal and European values in Poland
Archive: 2017
Austria: Russia’s Trojan Horse?
Europe should be worried about the new Austrian government’s proximity to Russia, not Hungary
Occupation and Sovereignty: Renewing EU Policy in Israel- Palestine
How should the EU respond to the reality of the one-state reality taking hold in Israel-Palestine?
Lies, damned lies, and National Security Strategies
The NSS desribes a standard Republican foreign policy. But this isn’t a standard presidency.
A flammable peace: Why gas deals won’t end conflict in the Middle East
The discovery of gas reserves in the eastern Mediterranean could create an “economic peace”
Views from the capitals: European dreams for 2018
We asked our national offices to outline their governments’ greatest hope and greatest fear for foreign and European policy in 2018.
Climate-driven migration in Africa
The total absence of European policies to address climate-driven migration from Africa is deeply concerning
Net Neutrality
Mark Leonard speaks with Heidi Tworek, Assistant Professor at the University of British Columbia, about the potential damage to content providers that could follow from…
The transatlantic divide on Iran
In 2017, differences between European leaders and US President Donald Trump on several global security objectives have strained transatlantic relations. Nowhere are these differences more…
EU defence efforts miss the open goal again
“Big noise on stairs, nobody coming down.” Alas, the old Chinese saying applies all too aptly to the European Union’s latest scheme for promoting defence…