View from Berlin: Keeping Europe’s cool
Merkel does not want an escalation of Russia-bashing out of fear, as it would only reward the Kremlin’s scaremongering.
Commentary
Europe’s Trade Policy: Can a Phoenix Rise From the Ashes?
TTIP is dead but CETA can still be saved.
Seven worrying trends in the European refugee crisis
EU leaders could soon come to regret having crossed their fingers and moved the refugee crisis off the urgent pile in their in-tray
Time to grapple with Yemen’s new reality
Even if international actors are able to avoid responsibility for Yemen’s plight, they will not be able to avoid the spillover from its collapse
Aleppo is paying for Russia’s imagined global threat
Russia's brutality in Aleppo reflects Moscow’s perspective on warfighting, its military capabilities, and its sense of threat.
Threat of instability looms large ahead of Georgia elections
Tuesday's car bomb in Tbilisi could be just the beginning of election-related turmoil in Georgia
Brexit: A game of bluff
Size does not necessarily equal strength, and the European Union has holes in its strategy
The Balochistan tinderbox
As the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor begins to take shape, the troubled province of Balochistan could become a flashpoint for regional competition.
The way forward: UK digital policies and Brexit (Part I)
The digital challenges related to Brexit are stark but clear. There is no excuse for any policy misstep from May's government
Is the sky falling on Libya?
The ink is barely dry on a new joint statement on Libya. But already the roadmap is under threat from developments on the ground.