
Partners for Life: Europe’s Unanswered ‘Eastern Question’
Dramatic change may not be on the cards, but the EU can and should shift to a ‘status quo plus’ approach that builds on existing activity
Dramatic change may not be on the cards, but the EU can and should shift to a ‘status quo plus’ approach that builds on existing activity
Renewed Minsk-Moscow cooperation in the ‘Zapad’ war games should not see the door to Belarus closed
Insofar as there is a command-and-control node, it is within the Presidential Administration
Anti-Western elements, exploitable by the Kremlin, exist not only on the fringes of European politics, but reach right into the heart of established parties
There is no room for complacency in Europe’s stance towards Russia and Ukraine
European states and institutions have to consider the challenges posed by Russian-based organised crime, and adopt measures to combat it
How the Kremlin uses its military as an instrument of coercive diplomacy
Despite the vote in the European Parliament to “freeze” Turkey’s EU accession talks, there is still a chance to save the troubled EU-Turkey relationship
Reforms in key state institutions, such as the judiciary, have failed to deliver results
The role of the Gülen movement in Turkey’s coup attempt