“Fighting spirit”: Russia’s technocrat elite after the Wagner mutiny
The rise of private military companies remains a concern for Russian governing elites, but the Wagner mutiny has consolidated their support for the Putin regime
The rise of private military companies remains a concern for Russian governing elites, but the Wagner mutiny has consolidated their support for the Putin regime
The Ukrainian counteroffensive is contending with a well-prepared enemy. Western allies need to remain patient as they equip Ukraine to put continued pressure on Russian defences
Joe Biden must be bold at this week’s summit, and help to give Kyiv the security that would allow it to rebuild
As NATO convenes in Vilnius, Kremlin proxies are undermining Bosnia and Herzegovina’s sovereignty. Allies need to formulate a diplomatic strategy to prevent a military crisis
NATO should offer an invitation to Ukraine to join to create the conditions for a lasting peace
The Wagner mutiny showed that Western states cannot expect a challenge from within to end Russia’s war
Several options await Wagner in Belarus, but none is likely to change the status quo
NATO’s Vilnius summit has four main deliverables. The results will serve as a stress test for the alliance’s unity
It is time for the EU to burnish its foreign policy credentials by setting out concrete plans for the next round of enlargement
The new energy cooperation between Hungary and Serbia threatens to undermine the EU’s energy sovereignty and pull Serbia further from the EU