The climate crisis also bears the seeds of a global health crisis on an unprecedented scale
Nathalie Delapalme reflects on the public health challenge posed by global warming
The climate crisis also bears the seeds of a global health crisis on an unprecedented scale
Nathalie Delapalme reflects on the public health challenge posed by global warming
The European Union and the Single Market are not just good for those who want to move. Alongside the freedom to move, we also need to protect the freedom to stay.
Enrico Letta and Shahin Vallée expand on how European policymakers can work on European cohesion
Is there a connection between what is happening in Yemen and Gaza? Yes there is – because the Houthis say it is connected
Alistair Burt comments on the Yemeni government’s call to back a ceasefire in Gaza
If Turkey does not take on this role [of peacekeeper in a post-war Gaza], then Iran would, or this momentum of this very critical rapprochement could fizzle out
Sinan Ülgen explains how the West benefits from President Erdogan’s role as a key figure in the Middle East
If we were to restrict our cooperation with Taiwan now in anticipatory obedience to Beijing’s excessive claim to power, we would be degrading ourselves to the status of vassals
Reinhard Bütikofer comments on the elections in Taiwan and Germany’s economic dependence on China
Voters’ awareness of foreign policy might be limited, but with Covid, and the war in Ukraine, and to an extent with Brexit, [that has now changed]
Anand Menon analyses Rishi Sunak’s recent foreign policy in light of the Houthi attacks on vessels in the Red Sea
The rise of the extreme right in Europe is happening more slowly than political changes across the Atlantic, but it may turn out to be more durable
Bruno Maçães takes a closer look at global elections in 2024 and the future of democracy
It is not about decoupling Europe from the USA, but about European contributions to strengthen the transatlantic deterrent network
Wolfgang Ischinger presents a double strategy for Germany and its European partners in NATO and the EU
Has there been an Israeli government and prime minister that genuinely believed in a two-state solution? It’s very clear that many of them did not
Bruno Maçães interviews Israeli journalist Gideon Levy on the war in Gaza, free speech and the future of the two-state solution
As the west, we are 20 times richer than Russia, but if Russia puts its economy on a wartime footing and we continue on a peacetime basis, they can outproduce us
Radosław Sikorski calls on European countries to boost long-term plans for military production