Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine injected new urgency into the Kremlin’s push to reduce dependence on European buyers, after Putin’s failed gamble to weaponize gas supplies did not coerce Europe
Wars tend to escalate in one of two ways—by intention or by accident. In the moment, the difference is often blurry. On Wednesday, Poland shot down several Russian drones that had entered
Russia’s recent violations of NATO airspace have further exposed the security gap between transatlantic allies. The imperative for Europeans to build credible deterrence by bolstering their military posture as well
Germany has become a key target of Russia’s attempts to influence decisionmakers and agitate populations in the West. Berlin should take steps to deal with these threats. Ever since the
InDepthReports The European Union is once again preparing to test its unity, energy resilience, and political resolve. This week, the European Commission confirmed it is exploring the inclusion of Russian
Financed by the EU, the construction of the Pelješac Bridge in Croatia has been a resounding success for Chinese soft power. Policymakers in Brussels should implement changes to the union’s
A decade and a half of constant crises has gradually restructured the power dynamics in the EU institutions. The European Commission is now in the driver’s seat. by Stefan Lehne
While states acknowledge the need to better protect critical infrastructure against cyber attacks, national and international efforts have brought limited results. The solution could be a global treaty that strengthens
Extreme flooding and droughts may be the new norm for the Amazon, challenging its people and ecosystems MANAUS, BRAZIL— Daniel Grossman, Dado Galdieri, Patrick Vanier Jochen Schöngart darts back and
The Black Sea is pivotal in Russia’s war against Ukraine and the wider standoff between Moscow and the West. To counter the Russian threat in the region, the EU has