Reversing ‘strategic shrinkage’
At a crucial stage in the renegotiation phase, Cameron is choosing foreign policy to demonstrate the UK’s worth to the EU
Mark Leonard
Will Europe hold together after Paris?
Beneath the talk of unity and common anxiety, three dividing lines are opening up across Europe – how they are resolved will determine whether the EU emerges stronger with its values intact
Strengthening Britain’s Voice in the World
As one of the most globalised countries in the world, the UK must remain internationally engaged and committed to multilateralism
The Neverendum – does out mean out?
'Out' campaigners argue a vote to leave could be a way of strengthening Britains negotiating hand – they're wrong
Has the refugee crisis pushed Britain one step closer to a “Brexit”?
The refugee crisis will make the campaign to keep Britain in Europe much more complicated to win.
What David Cameron’s victory means for the rest of Europe
A look at the four key questions about the coming British referendum on the EU
Europe’s Galápagos moment
It may be that Europe’s postmodern order has become so advanced and particular to its environment that it is impossible for others to follow
A vision for the EU’s new foreign policy strategy
As it reviews its foreign policy, the EU should decide on the areas where it can achieve the greatest results
Why Scotland looks like the canary in the independence coal mine
Many of the trends seen in the Scottish referendum campaign have more to do with politics of the future than of the past
Decline of US influence means Iran and Saudi Arabia may just have to get along — eventually
America’s hegemony in the Middle East and in global affairs is giving way to a multipolar order