The Iraq issue almost derailed the European Security and Defence Policy, but now it presents a chance to show how far the EU has come in learning how to stabilise war-damaged states. The divisions within the EU over Iraq made it look all too foolish in 2003, so now it’s time to get serious.
The G20 highlights the significant shift of economic gravity from the Atlantic region to Asia
Kryzys gospodarczy nie nakłoni rosyjskich władz do drugiej pierestrojki
The prospect of a Conservative government in the UK will be just the latest in a long line of challenges for the European project
The EU’s ‘Georgia report’ needs to be seen in light of the EU’s previous performance in the troubled country
If we want to deal with Russia, we need to understand it. But the EU doesn’t want to.
In spite of Czech and Polish objections, the Obama administration was right to drop plans for radars and rocket interceptors in central Europe
Ukraines?s YES annual conference in Yalta is the closest thing Ukraine has to Russia?s Valdai to promote its image
Nous sommes face ? la cons?cration d’un mythe fondateur, celui d’une superpuissance
As the world tries to deal with a rebellius Iran, Europe keeps on discussing internally. A ?yes? in Ireland would put an end to this.