Human rights – a time for reflection
Anthony Dworkin calls for a moment of reflection in the light of the anniversary of the human rights declaration
Anthony Dworkin calls for a moment of reflection in the light of the anniversary of the human rights declaration
With EU enlargement no more on offer, the EU?s neighbourhood policy faces increasing difficulties
How are the EU’s Eastern neighbours different from “accession neighbours”?
Few outside Europe, from the CIA to world public opinion, believe that the EU will be a relevant world actor in 2025
A European Parliament debate on the EU?s role on the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) comes at an embarrassing moment
China?s cancellation of the planned bilateral summit with the EU is a brutal and unprecedented warning of how little Europe means to China
How will we react when Barack Obama asks us to put our unity, soldiers, money and resolve where our mouths have been?
Pakistan, Congo and Ukraine are three fault lines separating us from the future
The Congo crisis demonstrated the UN’s limitations, but its longest-lasting effect may be to mark the end of European military interventions in Africa
The solution to the Russian gas challenge lies not in foreign energy policy but in reform of the European gas market itself