Letter to a besieged Europe
Francisco de Borja Lasheras gives a wake-up call for Europe to address its most pressing challenges before it is too late
Commentary
Europe’s time to save the two state solution
Faced with the prospect of diminished US interest in a two state solution, the EU needs to send a strong signal that it remains committed to this vision
The bear in the room: François Fillon and the lurch towards Russia
No EU head of state has yet dared to break the EU’s consensus on Russian sanctions. Will François Fillon be the first?
Will Donald Trump destroy the Iran deal?
There are not many issues on which Europe, Russia and China all agree, but there is one: ensuring that President-elect Donald J. Trump does not undermine the Iran nuclear deal
Japan’s resigned embrace of Donald Trump
Tokyo has a good chance of persuading Trump that security co-operation with Japan is in his interests, but the end of TPP is a serious blow.
Post-truth politics in Ukraine: A ‘common sense’ campaign that is anything but
The seemingly innocuous initiative to restore economic relations between Kyiv and Moscow is really Russia's latest move against the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement
Dodon’s Moldova will not rush towards Russia
Moldova may return more towards the ‘balancing’ policy of the Communist leader Vladimir Voronin
Can governance Trump guns? European security after the US elections
Rather than trying to duplicate NATO, the EU should instead focus on 'hybrid defence'
Donald Trump and the Bieber Doctrine
“Go and love yourself” is essentially Mr. Trump’s message to his European allies.
Belgrade-Budapest via Beijing: A case study of Chinese investment in Europe
Host countries like Serbia have more clout with Beijing than you would think