Lessons from Munich
As Europe pushes for negotiation over Ukraine, the Munich Security Conference showed the depth of division not only between Russia and the West, but between the Western partners as well
As Europe pushes for negotiation over Ukraine, the Munich Security Conference showed the depth of division not only between Russia and the West, but between the Western partners as well
The future of the EU depends on helping the new Ukraine stand up to a resurgent Russia
Ukraine is at war with Russia and only the West can turn the tide – but will it?
The EU lacks a rational partner in the East, but that does not mean it should curry favour with an unreasonable one
The EU is at risk of fundamentally misunderstanding Russia’s motivations in its foreign policy, which could spell real danger
On the anniversary of the Vilnius Summit, it is clear that the EU had no better options than the ones it chose.
One year after the start of the demonstrations, an eye witness assesses what has changed in Ukraine
The EU cannot hope to transform Russia, but it should be aware of the price of secluding it
Has the crisis in Ukraine completely erased the idea of Greater Europe from the agendas of politicians and analysts?
Germany’s willingness to enter into dialogue is explained by the fact that it feels a special responsibility towards Russia stemming from complicated history