Putin clamps down on freedom of travel
As the Kremlin becomes more hostile to the West, civil servants are being denied the right to travel – and ordinary citizens could be next
Russia
The origins of Russia’s new conflict with the West
The conflict between Russia and the West is evidence of a post-Cold War clash of worldviews that has never been resolved
Why Europe should support reform of the Ukrainian gas market – or risk a cut-off
To avoid gas cut-offs Europe should help Ukraine reform
Why this winter might bring a new gas crisis in Ukraine (and Europe)
Europe will face another catastrophic gas shortage this winter if the EU and its member states do not act fast to resolve a gas price dispute between Russia and Ukraine
Ukraine’s fragile ceasefire
The first of four posts in the run-up to the Ukrainian elections on 26 October, where nothing less than the size, shape, strength and viability of the Ukrainian state itself is at stake.
Rebooting EU Foreign Policy
The EU is ill-equipped to respond to foreign policy crises
Andrew Wilson on the ongoing crisis in Ukraine
Andrew Wilson on “Ukraine crisis: what it means for the West”
Ukraine crisis: what it means for the West
An extract from Andrew Wilson's latest book
The Russian mirror has broken
Putin has diverted Russia's course from modernisation to revisionism in order to shore up the power of a small elite
Real referenda: Putin’s worst nightmare
The unintentional hilarity of Russian comments on the Scottish referendum – and what it reveals