Small Britain, Small Europe
The tensions revealed by the British elections are representative of Europe's wider dilemmas
Commentary
China’s promotion of a low-cost international order
China's recent moves suggest it is working to lower standards in the global system
Europe’s Galápagos moment
It may be that Europe’s postmodern order has become so advanced and particular to its environment that it is impossible for others to follow
A European shipwreck
To declare war on the smugglers will simply divert migratory pressure to other areas
Ukraine’s Reform Crossroads
An ECFR study trip finds that the most important decisions for Ukraine remain to be taken
Ramzan Kadyrov: a challenge to the Kremlin
Kadyrov’s privileged status has increasingly become a serious problem for the Kremlin
Digital weapons
Digital vulnerability is a great concern for governments and companies
The diplomatic battle for Ukraine
The Minsk agreement was vague on some key points of disagreement between Kyiv and Moscow, and the fight over how to interpret its provisions is escalating
A principled approach to migration
The EU needs a long-term approach based on real solidarity
A vision for the EU’s new foreign policy strategy
As it reviews its foreign policy, the EU should decide on the areas where it can achieve the greatest results