In previous years, the US would never have considered initiatives such as the IRA without consultation, knowing that securing European partnership on geoeconomic initiatives was both necessary and non
Jeremy Shapiro argues that transatlantic trade relations are moving to a new US-controlled rhythm
To make yourself the skunk at the lawn-party in both the EU and Nato at the same time is a weird kind of strategy
It is Britain’s way to precipitate the next stage but I would be surprised if others follow suit. At least for now.
Nick Witney says Britain has a track record of tipping Nato into going further than it might otherwise want to
Back in Davos’ halcyon days, the dollar-based financial system was seen as a global public good that would spread prosperity to every corner of the world
Poles are afraid of the economic situation and inflation and are becoming more and more irritated by what they perceive as a favourable treatment of the Ukrainian refugees
Piotr Buras on the new influx of Ukrainians and increase in migrants from other regions in the EU
It is irresponsible to risk everything on the hope that a peaceful transition of power will place Iran’s nuclear program under democratic and safe control anytime soon
In her op-ed, Ellie Geranmayeh sets out why and how the US and Europe need to hammer out step-for-step measures that contain Iran’s nuclear program and prevent a crisis point
If he became the EU’s special envoy to the region, it would be the premature death of some kind of European Union policy, presence, agency in the Gulf
The background to this in Germany is one of decades of under-investment and political neglect of the armed forces
