View from Paris: A marginalised voice
France remains hugely concerned by visa liberalisation on Turkey, as deal exposes Franco-German fractures
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View from London: A victory for British logic
The new focus on outsourcing and readmission may tick the boxes needed for London to strengthen its involvement
View from Berlin: The morning after the night before
The Chancellor remains committed to the deal, despite the headline-grabbing electoral performance of anti-immigration rivals
View from Rome: Don’t forget the Adriatic route
Italy looks set to support the deal, but is nervous about a new influx of migrants from Greece
The German problem
How Angela Merkel’s handling of the refugee crisis emboldened the far right and led to troubling questions about her future as chancellor
The New Interventionists
As a new order takes shape, the roles countries have played for the last 25 years are likely to be reversed
Turkey’s not so splendid isolation
Despite its confidence in negotiations with the EU, Turkey remains beset on all sides by problems
Building support for the Belt and Road
Europeans are keen to cooperate on China's silk road vision, but need greater clarity on what cooperation can look like in practice
Rouhani’s Post-Election Openings and Challenges
The latest developments are a clear indication that those who voted Rouhani into power continue to support this bid, even if they are dissatisfied with the pace of meaningful change
In search of Russia’s elusive repression strategy
Repressions and human rights abuses in Russia, happen for other, myriad reasons besides Kremlin policy and those reasons will still need to be addressed, no matter who sits in Moscow.