Bringing out the big guns
The Lisbon Treaty may increase the EU’s chances of developing a foreign policy that is both coherent and strong
Daniel Korski
Can Afghans still count on the EU?
The EU should commit itself to a ?civilian surge’, but with Afghan rather than European civilians
Leering bear, rising dragon
“G2” is this year’s world order catchphrase. The ‘other’ international power duopoly will end in tears for Russia.
A year after the Russo-Georgian war, the world looks the same even if the Caucasus are changed forever
Last year, many saw in the Russo-Georgian War signs of a new international order. But it is only the Caucasus that look different.
NATO: under new leadership
Transformational leadership, not just status-quo management, is needed for NATO to bridge the chasm between its ambitions and its capacities
Staying power
Britain needs to stick to its mission in Helmand ? it is the right thing to do
The EU’s illiberal Balkan friends
After years of engagement, the EU may have helped create illiberal democracies across the Balkans
EU’s Pakistan policy must come off autopilot
With Pakistan at a crossroads and facing a profound crisis, the EU cannot leave its policy unchanged
NATO: Keeping in shape at 60
As NATO celebrates its 60th anniversary in Strasbourg/Kehl, Korski sets out the Alliance’s challenges and how they could be addressed
Europe’s Afghan Moment
The military surge in Afghanistan will fail unless it comes with a civilian surge. Europe should invest much more effort.