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The Trump administration is drawing on Roman Empire imagery, and Trump’s own version of Christianity, to reinforce its ...
As Russia accelerates its annexation of “frozen conflict” regions, the EU must enhance its policy to counter Moscow’s ...
The Trump administration has made clear its distain for the multilateral system. As it reviews US participation, Europeans ...
Scot-free: What Europeans should take from Trump’s trade deal Ursula von der Leyen and Donald Trump have announced a 15% tariff on most EU goods exported to the US. The compromise has avoided a trade ...
Democratic decay in Bulgaria Mark Leonard welcomes Vessela Tcherneva and Maria Simeonova, to discuss the deteriorating political situation in Bulgaria ...
Decommission, not disarm: How Europe can help nudge Gaza toward peace As Israel and Hamas edge toward a ceasefire, shifts are under way in both: Hamas is quietly opening up to decommissioning and ...
This week, Mark Leonard is joined by Jeremy Shapiro, ECFR’s research director and head of its US programme, and Tom Wright, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution’s Strobe Talbott Centre and ...
Britain is great at muddling through. But imagine if its leaders knew where they were heading British prime minister Keir Starmer’s successful ‘reset’ with Europe highlights an underlying incoherence.
In a Trumpian world, Europeans must drive climate action through stronger climate partnerships with countries across the globe. Here’s how they can act.
The White House recently moved the trigger for President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs from July 9th to August 1st, after striking just three trade “deals” to date (with China, the UK and ...
Ukraine’s due, Russia’s debt: How to use Moscow’s money against itself Russia’s hundreds of billions of frozen assets should be lent to Ukraine—with Moscow only getting its money back if it pays ...