This week, Mark Leonard is joined by Hugh Lovatt, senior policy fellow at ECFR and expert on Israel–Palestine, to discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of Trump’s proposed Gaza peace deal. What does ...

Some European leaders seem to think that abasing themselves for Donald Trump’s pleasure is necessary to save NATO and keep ...

With American competitiveness declining, the EU has a chance to offer tech start-ups something better. To create this new ...

For the second July running, a controversial decision from President Volodymyr Zelensky has sparked protests across Ukraine. Last year it was his attempt to weaken two anti-corruption bodies. This ...

To nobody’s surprise, the US and Iran are back at war. After Washington launched a new series of strikes on Iran on July 8th, the two are exchanging fire on assets across the Gulf. Once again, ...

Poland was once Ukraine’s most vocal supporter. Now the government is preoccupied with its own battle: as Poland attempts to secure its own sovereignty against Russia, its politicians disagree on how ...

Donald Trump’s appeasement of Vladimir Putin makes Neville Chamberlain look like a principled, courageous realist. At least Chamberlain was trying to prevent a major European war, whereas Trump is ...

This week, Hungary took over the reigns from Belgium to begin its six-month presidency of the Council of the European Union, despite concerns in Brussels and across EU capitals. With its unsubtle ...

On Sunday, January 11th, Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine reached a grim milestone: it passed the 1,418th day, making it longer than Russia’s Great Patriotic War against Nazi Germany (1941-1945 ...

If Brussels could get its way, all publicly procured goods would be low-carbon and made in Europe. This is the ambition behind the recent Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA). But ‘Made in Europe’ is ...

February’s terror rampage in the German town of Hanau led to the deaths of 11 people, most of them of Turkish, Afghan, and Bosnian origin. Immediately under ...