The EU certainly needs reform, but David Cameron’s use of the Brexit threat to get his way is unlikely to serve the UK well, much less Europe.

Why Turkish voters’ rejection of the AKP will likely lead to a period of political paralysis and instability.

Turkish voters just delivered a strong rebuke to Erdogan and the AKP at the polls, but that doesn’t mean he’s given up on his plans.

Turkey must find a way to manage what amounts to a Kurdish revolution. Will it attempt to meet the Kurds halfway, or take a nationalist turn?

The Kremlin is sending a message to the West’s Russia experts: if you want to talk to us, you need to toe the line.

Moderate Republicans have failed to thrive in part because over the past half-century they haven’t built a political and intellectual infrastructure to match the conservative wing of the party.

The possible poisoning of Russian journalist Vladimir Kara-Mursa has a cold-blooded context.

An analysis of the Kremlin’s “Weimar syndrome”, and why so many Western elites believe in it.

Approving the Baltic states’ request for a permanent NATO military presence is the best way to prevent war with Russia and preserve the alliance.

With new EU memberships now essentially off the table, the EU’s Eastern Partnership is on its last legs.