Pan-european Polycrisis
Europe‘s Vertigo Moment
Climate change, migration, war. Europe is reeling. Pushed to the brink by more than a decade of crises, the continent is at a tipping point.
Montenegro
So Close Yet So Far
Twelve years after opening membership talks with Brussels, Montenegro warily watches EU attention turning to Ukraine.
Serbia
The Rebirth of Civil Society
Civic activism versus autocracy: In Serbia, the struggle continues.
European security
Will The War Come to Us? It’s Up to The West
The Russian-Ukrainian war may be a prelude to a bigger conflict if the West does not seize the chance to weaken Russia.
Ukraine
The Bloody Path Back to The European Family
From the hope of Euromaidan to the reality of Russia’s aggression: the Ukrainian fight to regain its place in Europe.
At the crossroads
The Tug of War for Central Europe’s Future
History is no Autobahn. The region’s fate will be decided by who will prevail: liberals or autocrats.
Column
More Vistula and Danube Less Rhine
EU’s leadership needs to pivot to the East if it wants to be truly geopolitical. Why not Sikorski and Kallas as High Representatives and Johannis as President of the European Council?
Obituary
The Legacy of Karel Schwarzenberg
At the crossroads
The Tug of War for Central Europe’s Future
History is no Autobahn. The region’s fate will be decided by who will prevail: liberals or autocrats.
The Populist Déjà-vu
How Populism Is Conquering The Continent
A missed lesson of history? A century after Mussolini, liberal elite inclusion of the far right is again strengthening its appeal.
Europe’s Charm Offensive
Make Europe Work Again
Jean Monnet, one of the EU’s founding fathers, set the bar high for the success of the European Union. To what extent has it passed the “Monnet Test”?