Nato should not risk a wrong turn over Turkey – and Ukraine
Turkey and Ukraine are playing dangerous games with Russia and this should concern the EU
Commentary
Changing course? Foreign policy in Poland after the elections
Law and Justice's strongly sovereignist, and occasional nationalistic, leanings may lead the party from the centrist foreign policy course that it has pledged
Assessing the ENP
With crisis in the neighbourhood directly impacting on the EU like never before, is the new European Neighbourhood Policy able to keep up?
Ten talking points from the new ENP
The new Neighbourhood Policy is more transactional than transformative, abandoning the idealism of 2004's policy
France maps out its war against Islamic State
France is “at war” with Islamic State according to President Hollande – what will this war look like?
Protests in Podgorica – where is Montenegro headed?
Division amongst Montenegro’s opposition parties helps maintain vicious circle of bad governance
Kosovo’s political impasse and the limits of EU’s ‘creative ambiguity’ approach
Kosovo is facing a major internal political stalemate for the second time in less than two years
Article 42.7: An explainer
What does France's invocation of Article 42.7 – the EU's mutual defence provision – mean for the EU and its member states
View from Sofia: A move to scepticism
Growing concerns over resettlement have pushed Bulgaria into a more hostile position on refugees
View from Poland: New government, new tone
While Poland's position is formally unchanged, Law and Justice's rhetoric is riling European partners