Nato’s “comeback” pivots on America’s troubled politics
Ambitious agreements made at the Madrid summit belie the danger of a second Trump term
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Jeremy Cliffe
Jeremy Cliffe is Writer at Large.
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The atrocities in Bucha show that remembrance without resolve is empty
“Every year politicians repeat ‘never again’,” Volodymyr Zelensky chided the Bundestag. “And now, we see that these words simply…
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Europe’s new Iron Curtain
How Russia’s other neighbours are bracing for conflict.
The new Iron Curtain
Russia’s war in Ukraine poses a grave threat to Nato’s eastern states. As Britain doubles its military presence in…
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Putin’s war risks a “clash of civilisations” – the West must not fall into his trap
The realities of the world today cannot be adequately understood through a civilisational prism.
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In the long shadow of De Gaulle
As France's presidential election nears against the backdrop of war, our writer travels from the Channel to the Mediterranean.
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As a new Iron Curtain descends, Europe is already irreversibly changed
Short of an overthrow of Putin, we will be very far indeed from the post-Cold War vision of “Europe…
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How is Russia’s invasion of Ukraine impacting the French presidential campaign?
With the war dominating headlines, foreign policy has become the hot topic among the candidates.
Russia’s war on Ukraine – is the West doing enough to help?
Russian forces’ continued shelling of Ukrainian cities is putting the extent of Western involvement under scrutiny.