The UK’s relations with the EU are likely to be a key priority for a new government given not only the need to boost economic performance but also a rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape
Anand Menon suggests that the EU is evolving in a direction that will make deeper cooperation with the UK harder
This unusual political context means that the American, British and French leaders will be in wait-and-see mode as they await to know their political fates
Agathe Demarais comments on the lame duck administrations at the G7 Summit
Ukraine is also aware that China’s position may shift in the coming months and it intends to try and influence that, or at least prevent Beijing from moving towards Moscow
Bruno Maçães interviews Ukraine’s foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba
It’s not entirely clear what plan is in play at the moment. Do we still have to deal with what President Biden has put forth, or are the Americans now making some concessions to Netanyahu
Hugh Lovatt on the American response to the situation in Gaza
All attempts by Macron’s camp to make the campaign a referendum on the Ukraine war or on the competence and extremist background of Le Pen and her chief allies, fell on deaf ears
Pawel Zerka on the results of the European Parliament elections
When you look at Giorgia Meloni, Marine Le Pen and the AfD leaders, they have very different opinions on many issues. Meloni, Kaczyński or Orbán, for example, have a very strong social agenda
Hugh Lovatt on the far right in the European Parliament
The ceasefire is important now not only because of the situation in Gaza, but because the alternative is a full-scale war with pro-Iranian Hezbollah, which attacks from Lebanese territory
Hugh Lovatt on a possible ceasefire in the the Gaza strip
The likely priority of a Starmer government will be renewed foreign and security policy cooperation with the EU, while simultaneously addressing a number of irritants that flow from the TCA
Mujtaba Rahman comments on a deal to reduce friction on agricultural goods between the UK and the EU
The United Kingdom needs progressive realism to kickstart an era of renewal, with a sharper and more hopeful vision for the country’s role in the world
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