(Limited) freedom of movement
The EU must not confuse the subjects of counter-terrorism and migration
Wider Europe
Bismarck and Germany’s pro-Russia lobby
Conservatives say Germany should pursue Bismarck’s policy of placating Russia, but a Bismarck of today would have a wholly different strategy
View from Athens: Walking the line between Europe and Russia
Greece does not rule out the possibility of vetoing new sanctions on Russia, but its foreign policy will likely remain aligned with that of the EU and NATO
Putinist art: Russia cracks down on cultural freedom
Russia's artistic and cultural sphere is coming under attack, as the government tries to use the arts to ensure loyalty to the regime
A pragmatic approach to building a European Army
An argument in favour of merging the territorial defence forces of an inner core of EU member states
Make Russia Share the World Cup with Ukraine
It's time to start thinking about the pitfalls of the 2018 World Cup finals in Russia
Public Opinion Poll: Bulgarian foreign policy, the Russia-Ukraine conflict and national security
Bulgarians continue to like Russia but they do not believe that the country can be a model for development
Putin’s enemy within: Demonising the “fifth column”
In Putin's Russia, anyone who opposes the Kremlin is treated as a threat, while those who commit political murder and violent attacks are left alone
Transforming the global system
In the new polycentric world, global institutions must be reformed so that regional powers have a say in the system
View from Stockholm: The EU must stay the course
Sweden continues to support sanctions on Russia and the Swedish public is fully behind its government's hard line on Sweden's eastern neighbour