Time for Armenia to Abandon the Sinking Russian Ship
Russian influence is collapsing across Eurasia. Unlike Belarus, Armenia still has time to make a diplomatic pivot and adapt to the emerging order.
Giorgia Meloni and the New Face of Euroscepticism
Italy’s new prime minister will likely push a softer Euroscepticism that focuses on what Europe can realistically achieve by granting more powers to national governments.
The Common Travel Area: An Anglo-Irish Centenary Worth Celebrating
Now nearing its 100-year anniversary, the Common Travel Area (CTA) has been an uncommon success in peaceful coexistence.
The EU and Poland’s Struggle over Rule of Law
Warsaw must honour its commitments to Brussels so that it can continue to guide the coming hours in Europe.
Russian War Crimes in Ukraine Are Backfiring
Putin’s tactic of targeting civilians is producing negative blowback across the geopolitical board for Russia.
Can Europe Become Africa’s Partner of Choice?
A recent EU-AU summit sought to reboot relations and expand European investment on the continent.
Why Is Europe So Obsessed with Pacific Tax Regimes?
The EU Tax Blacklist is at best a cynical and pointless political exercise and at worst an enduring vestige of the colonial era.
Germany Enters the Post-Merkel Era
The SDP-Greens-FDP coalition has laid out a policy framework that envisions significant changes in Germany’s domestic and foreign policies.
Britain Stages a Comeback in the Indian Ocean
The Indo-Pacific features prominently in ‘Global Britain,’ but diplomatic and fiscal realities could get in the way.
SNAPSHOT: No Relief for Natural Gas Prices in Europe
Natural gas prices have skyrocketed in Europe since July, and they continue to defy gravity heading into the winter.