Consequences of Ukraine: Europe’s fragile cohesion
Below the superficial unity in response to the Ukraine crisis, member states are dividing into clusters, each with its own view on Russia
Commentary
In Asia, local concerns outweigh global significance of the Ukraine crisis
China stands to gain more than it would lose from discouraging Western intervention whereas the weak US and EU responses worry Japan and Taiwan
The Global Consequences of Ukraine
ECFR launches an ambitious new strand of work on the global consequences of the Ukraine crisis
Angela Merkel was right in the end, wasn’t she?
Germans are heralding the success of Merkel's policies to combat the euro crisis, but the data tell another story
Who will run Europe after the European Parliament elections?
In this year's European elections the main parties are presenting candidates to head the EU Commission, but coalition mechanisms will probably lead to “politics as usual”
Dogs of war straining at the leash in East Asia
Current events in the South China Sea have the potential to set off a major conflict
The Passive-Aggressive Donbas
An opinion poll in Ukraine shows results radically different from the latest referendum
Ukraine: A Failing State, or the Survival of the Old State?
Is Kiev's new government willing and able to make radical changes to the old system?
The revolution in Putin’s head
In Moscow, the ideological, geopolitical and economic rule book is being rewritten
Europe turns to the ICC on Syria – a sign of hopelessness?
The EU's call to refer Syria to the International Criminal Court stands as a reminder of how few options the EU has