How Trump will save Europe
Ironically, the deeply Euroskeptic U.S. president and his ally in the Kremlin may provide the push Europe needs to finally resolve its biggest crises.
Mark Leonard
Harnessing the Politics of Disruption
What both the Brexit vote and Trump's election show is a serious lack of confidence in existing institutions
May’s vision for Brexit fails to see the big picture
Mark Leonard speaks with Tom Nuttall, The Economist's Charlemagne columnist, about Theresa May's Brexit speech.
Ten Foreign Policy Trends for 2017
Here are our ten trends (plus one bonus) that will define European foreign policy in 2017
The Coming Brexit Tragedy
With both sides ignoring the decline of the liberal world order, the Brexit process is set to result in tragedy for both the UK and EU
Europe, Alone in Trump’s World
Europeans will not only have to get used to Trump; they will have to look at the world through different eyes
EU-Turkey relations after July 15: Turning the page
A complex and explosive mixture of misunderstandings, bad blood and unrecognised but shared interests has brought EU-Turkey relationship to a critical juncture
Playing Defense in Europe
The dislocation and confusion of 2016 do not rival the turmoil of the interwar period, but they are certainly symptoms of a new interregnum
Boris Johnson the Counter-Revolutionary
Johnson did more than anyone to bury Britain’s European future; but his ultra-flexibility may yet prove to be its salvation
Europe seen from the outside – the British view
The next phase of European integration must engage with – and provide safeguards against – the dark side of interdependence. Otherwise Brexit will be just the beginning.