Bewitched sleep: Russians’ views on Ukraine and the world
New research shows Russians see little prospect of influencing the war in Ukraine, but expect relations with Europe to improve in the future
New research shows Russians see little prospect of influencing the war in Ukraine, but expect relations with Europe to improve in the future
Britain is the custodian of a global order that no longer exists. Its international approach should now centre innovative cooperation and building strong coalitions with like-minded partners
The UAE built its power by turning itself into a hub that binds it to every great power at once. The war with Iran has tested this strategy and is forcing a rethink in Abu Dhabi
Turkey is neither drifting away from the West nor is it coming home. It has become an embedded outsider: a middle power that has learned to build strategic autonomy from inside the Western system rather than by leaving it
The race for US midterms reveals a rapidly changing Democratic party. Europeans must understand and engage its three camps well before the party could take power
The Kremlin is promoting Ukraine war veterans–cultivating a proto-elite who could reinforce Russia’s militarised course
Russia’s growing military intervention in Belarus poses a frontline security challenge for Europe. The EU needs to develop a more pragmatic strategy based on protecting its eastern border and shaping Minsk’s autonomy away from Moscow
Drone warfare in Europe is no longer tomorrow’s problem. The continent is under attack by drones today, and the threat is not isolated in the east
A Le Pen-led France would mean major changes to European politics. Here’s how political leaders can begin to prepare
A Team Enlargement coalition of EU member states can drive the changes needed to bring Ukraine and others into the bloc