Ukraine’s frozen political crisis
The traditional method of postponing a problem and freezing a crisis isn’t going to work this time
Programme entry
Bosnia-Herzegovina’s EU Candidacy: Symbolic or Substantive?
For most ordinary Bosnians and Herzegovinians, the announcement, much as its apparent execution, has been a genuine surprise—and not an altogether pleasant one either.
What Turkey thinks of Europe
How to re-energise Turkey-EU relations in an era of global risk and uncertainty
Ukraine’s revolving door of reform and corruption
A spate of reformer resignations in Ukraine sounds alarm bells on corruption
Azerbaijan: Approaching crisis point
Collapsing oil prices are hastening the moment of reckoning for the tottering Azerbaijani political and economic system
Why keeping Britain ‘in’ is essential for Danish foreign policy
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
View from Sofia: Little overlap, little opposition
With Bulgaria mulling a realignment towards the Visegrad group, there is no intention of blocking Britain's renegotiation
View from Madrid: No mood for blocking
Spain doesn’t like the deal but, owing to domestic turmoil, may have to go along with it
View from Paris: No veto on integration of the Eurozone
France will likely go along with the deal, but is cautious of any measures that would stymie future integration
View from Warsaw: The centre of attention
Few problems anticipated in supporting Poland’s main “strategic ally”