The New World Disorder
As a marked increase in conflict causes instability across the globe, the West can only watch international order unravel
José Ignacio Torreblanca
The Russian mirror has broken
Putin has diverted Russia's course from modernisation to revisionism in order to shore up the power of a small elite
Dissecting Juncker’s Commission: Spain’s Commissioner
Ecologist criticized the choice to entrust energy and climate to a Spanish conservative
Iraq, forge of the 21st century
Bush gave Saddam a kicking, but left Iran to rule over a region infested with terrorists
It’s the Socialists, not Cameron, who could block a Juncker Presidency
Cameron might not be able to stop a Juncker presidency, but the European Socialists might.
The EU has won, Russia has lost
If Russia’s aim was to keep Ukraine within its sphere of influence, it has clearly failed
Who rules in Europe?
The European Union is facing a crisis of democracy. Will we choose the future or the past?
Explaining the EP election results: Spain
Spain’s two-party system gets a warning and populists join the fray
What to watch for on election night: A 3-point guide
ECFR's explainer on the European Parliament elections
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”