The lesson is that even a president who has shown extraordinary awareness that the “Washington playbook” frequently dictates unwise military interventions often feels forced to compromise his policy
How Angela Merkel’s handling of the refugee crisis emboldened the far right and led to troubling questions about her future as chancellor
As a new order takes shape, the roles countries have played for the last 25 years are likely to be reversed
At a certain point, Europe will have to decide wether it wants implementation of Minsk or reforms in Ukraine – it can't put its own weight behind both
Justice is not the same as peace. In Syria, we have to choose.
Josef Janning discusses the first set of results from ECFR’s EU Cohesion Monitor
Its fate is inextricably bound up with that of the rest of the continent and its nation states, just as it has always been – we are condemned to sink or swim together
Confidence in the UN could fall to an all time low if Moscow continues to manipulate the Syria peace process to its military advantage
Why a presidential victory for Donald Trump might leave Europe having to fend for itself
The UK has been a core partner and ally for Denmark in EU foreign policy since 1973 – there would be serious consequences for Denmark if Britain left