For decades, Germany was Europe’s byword for political stability and predictability. Today, it is hard to overstate how ...

At July’s NATO summit in Ankara, European leaders accepted that they must carry more of their own defence. Turning that ...

Guests Sofie Carsten Nielsen, Executive Vice President for International Relations at the Confederation of Danish Industry, former Director of the European Biosolutions Coalition, and former Danish ...

Drone warfare in Europe is no longer tomorrow’s problem. The continent is under attack by drones today, and the threat is not ...

Bulgarian voters have ended five years of political fragmentation by overwhelmingly backing Progressive Bulgaria’s Rumen Radev, who has pledged to keep the country on its pro-European Union path.

What constitutes a “reset”? The question arises now, as Hungary returns to the European fold. Viktor Orban is on his way out. Peter Magyar’s Tisza party has won a supermajority, securing 138 out of ...

In the early hours of Saturday morning, joint American and Israeli strikes fell on Iran. By daybreak, the Middle East had erupted into a new war. Iran was swift to launch retaliatory strikes, ...

The US and Israel have jointly launched an unprecedented military campaign against Iran, in violation of international law. President Donald Trump’s announcement of the war leaves no doubt that his ...

Mark Leonard welcomes Nathalie Delapalme, Carlos Lopes and Alex Vines to discover the pathways and bottlenecks facing the Europe-Africa relationship ...

In May 2025, when US and Ukraine discussed the “minerals-for-aid” deal, Moscow pointed out the obvious: Russia’s rare-earth reserves dwarf Ukraine’s. By December, elements of that argument had crept ...

This year, we decided to finally relinquish our state-of-the-art scoring algorithm to a less interested party. But lest things get out of hand, the authors have outsourced this thankless task to an ...