The EU has won, Russia has lost
If Russia’s aim was to keep Ukraine within its sphere of influence, it has clearly failed
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Syria after the elections: Assad victorious?
Assad's “election” and the Syrian quagmire
Ten global consequences of the Ukraine crisis
Russian actions and Western responses to them could accelerate the unwinding of the current international order
How the US treats its allies: the European banking system under threat
The BNP Paribas case shows that the United States is happy to risk plunging the European banking system into chaos. Europe should take note.
Seeking a High Representative
Josef Janning on the key characteristics a High Representative should have
Of peace, war, and think tanks
The outcome of the Shangri-La Dialogue raises questions about the role of think tanks in diplomacy
Rage against the machine: the rise of anti-politics across Europe
Can politicians ever win back the trust of the Eurosceptic voters who turned out in disproportionate numbers?
Who rules in Europe?
The European Union is facing a crisis of democracy. Will we choose the future or the past?
The nightmare for German business: an “Asian Crimea”
As difficult as the Ukraine crisis is for German business, the real test would be an “Asian Crimea”
The Ukraine crisis and the West’s true problem
The West's reaction to the Ukraine crisis was not as big a disaster as many think