Nagorno-Karabakh: between peace and war
How does a state function when no other country has recognised its existence?
Commentary
Ukraine’s reforms: a lesson for the EU in Kyrgyzstan?
Thoughtless EU aid policies in corruption-ridden Kyrgyz may hinder rather than help
Europe under pressure to act
What are the elements that Europe needs to bring together to tackle the refugee crisis?
Turkey and Israel: Time to kiss and make up?
In a chaotic region, lonely Turkey and Israel are trying to put old grievances behind them
North Korea: a role for the EU on human rights
In a region full of competing hard powers, how can the EU play a significant role in North Korea?
West needs a balanced approach in Saudi-Iran escalation
To save Syria talks, West must avoid aligning too closely with either side amidst rising Saudi-Iranian tensions
Thirteen trends for 2016
What does the new year hold for Europe's foreign policy?
Georgia’s Gazprom mystery
Georgian energy minister's flirtation with Gazprom raises questions over transparency in Tblisi
Times are changing in Spain
Spain's new political parties Podemos and Ciudadanos smash apart old orthodoxies and herald a new era in Spanish politics
Understanding modern Russia? Why European leaders should read Peter Pomerantsev
Russia's authoritarianism combines outright repression with a subtle use of modern Western strategies of media and PR