Divided Poland faces foreign policy crossroads
The refugee crisis has brought to a head simmering divisions within Polish society – with potentially far reaching consequences
Commentary
If Europe wants people to stop drowning, it needs to let them fly
Scrapping an outdated EU directive that bars refugees from flying could save thousands of lives and break the smuggling economy.
International justice comes to Ukraine
Kyiv's decision to invite ICC to investigate and prosecute war crimes in Ukraine may ward warring parties away from atrocities
EU should bring the Western Balkans into the refugee relocation scheme
The Western Balkans are becoming a de facto holding centre for refugees – they should be included in the relocation scheme
Navel-gazing Spain
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy’s foreign policy, together with former Prime Minister José Luis Zapatero’s, removes the country from the international arena
Engaging Iran: Implications for the South Caucasus
How the post-deal detente between Iran and the West might benefit the Caucasus states
The EU’s migration policy divide: Test case for European cohesion
Analysis of the attitudes of different EU countries to a range of measures on the refugee crisis
Local elections in Donbas risk scuttling the Minsk agreement
Will free and fair elections take place in eastern Ukraine, with Russian proxies threatening to host rival polls?
ECFR Syria expert gives evidence to parliament
Julien Barnes-Dacey explores to what extent the regional powers are responsible for the state of the conflict in Syria today
Deflated but defiant, Mr. Netanyahu goes to Downing Street
A visit to Downing Street is a welcome distraction for Mr. Netanyahu as Congressional options close over Iran deal