Why the Ceasefire Framework Is Built on Sand
The structural problems with the Istanbul II process that both sides refuse to acknowledge.
The structural problems with the Istanbul II process that both sides refuse to acknowledge.
Four experts, four positions, one urgent question.
Private companies defend most of Europe's critical infrastructure. Governments are not keeping pace with the threat.
The ongoing conflict and its implications for European security.
Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan are diversifying partnerships. Europe is barely in the conversation.
Ankara is hedging its bets — and the alliance is running out of patience.
A structured debate between a realist and an internationalist on the least-bad outcome.
Cables and pipelines on the Baltic seabed carry Europe's data and energy. Protecting them is nearly impossible.
Chisinau is racing toward EU accession while Moscow works to destabilise the country from within.
As ice retreats, great power competition advances into the High North.
Russia's mercenary network has fractured, but its influence endures across the Sahel.