Prigozhin’s gambit: The future of Wagner in Belarus
Several options await Wagner in Belarus, but none is likely to change the status quo
Several options await Wagner in Belarus, but none is likely to change the status quo
NATO’s Vilnius summit has four main deliverables. The results will serve as a stress test for the alliance’s unity
How has Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022—and the conduct of the war since then—changed China’s support for Russia and its wider outlook on the world? What lessons can Europe learn from China’s relationship to Russia?
It is time for the EU to burnish its foreign policy credentials by setting out concrete plans for the next round of enlargement
The new energy cooperation between Hungary and Serbia threatens to undermine the EU’s energy sovereignty and pull Serbia further from the EU
Western states should take steps now to map out the future scenarios that could unfold – and engage with Russian civil society to understand what may happen
After a year of interim governments, Bulgaria’s new administration has halted Bulgaria’s march to illiberalism and provided some hope for the region
Mark Leonard welcomes Marie Dumoulin, Kadri Liik, Pavel Slunkin and Kiril Shamiev to shed light on the weekend’s events and discuss the new reality that has opened up in Russia
A form of membership offer to Ukraine at NATO’s Vilnius summit will acquire an inexorable momentum of its own
African leaders are undertaking a mission to end Russia’s war on Ukraine. European leaders should not dismiss the effort