The West finds itself in a position where it cannot conclude agreements with the Kremlin on Iran, but with Tehran there is an opportunity for openness
Ellie Geranmayeh and Nicole Grajewski examine the growing convergence between Russia and Iran, shedding light on the extent of their burgeoning partnership and elucidating the fresh challenges that the Western world confronts as this alliance intensifies
Russia and Iran can work in areas where there are common interests, but also avoid areas of tension and work more towards where they really have synergies
Ellie Geranmayeh and Nicole Grajewski discuss the extent to which Russia and Iran have come closer together and outline the new risks the West faces as the union deepens
None of the upcoming national European elections will ever undermine or weaken Europe’s solidarity towards Ukraine. But American elections might represent a turning point.
Teresa Coratella comments on the war in Ukraine focusing on the internal frictions within the transatlantic coalition
Europe is still thinking about what de-risking is and how to implement it in practice
Kelly Petillo comments on the responses to the recent surge of immigrants on the Italian island of Lampedusa
In this interview, Kirill Shamiev explains the possible implications of Ukraine’s strikes on Russia’s Black Sea navy in Crimea
Warsaw’s militarily support for Ukraine will not substantially change
Polish-Ukrainian relations have become hostage to the Polish electoral campaign
Piotr Buras comments on the relationship between Poland’s parliamentary elections and Warsaw’s aid to Ukraine
Ukraine realizes that in the last months, they’re not bordering Poland, they’re bordering Polish elections
