The Janus face of Europe’s migration policy
Contradictory approaches are built into the system of Europe’s migration and asylum policies
Commentary
Ramzan Kadyrov: the Kremlin’s Public Frenemy Number One
The Chechen leader’s gaudy proclamations of loyalty mask the way he is forcing the Kremlin’s hand
Bosnia and Herzegovina – limping on: time for a new international approach
The US and EU have the political instruments to help direct Bosnia and Herzegovina towards stability and democracy – they should use them
Why post-modern Spain needs a new foreign policy
Spanish leaders need to face up to the strategic challenges of our time to prevent a Hobbesian world of the future
View from Rome: A common policy still required
Nascent resentment is building in Italy over the lack of burden sharing
View from Stockholm: Sweden’s own sexual harassment case
In parallel to Cologne, Sweden's own sexual harassment scandal threatens to benefit the Sweden Democrats
View from Berlin: Days of disillusionment
After Cologne, reducing immigrant numbers and progress on intergration key for Merkel in 2016
View from London: Eurosceptics on the up
Cologne attacks embolden UK's eurosceptic forces ahead of British EU referendum
View from Warsaw: Feeding Poland’s culture wars
Events in Cologne have prompted a speedy reaction from Poland's embattled Law and Justice government
View from Sofia: The national interest
Growing discontent is closing the window of opportunity for concessions on refugees