Europe shouldn’t sacrifice the future of its digital economy for short-term political posturing.

NATO’s newest members aren’t spending enough on defense, and what is being spent on defense isn’t being spent wisely or well.

Europe’s political left has been a reliable defender of European integration against its right-wing critics. The Greek economic meltdown might soon change that, facilitating instead a rapprochement between the political left and the Euroskeptics.

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.

Once the toast of Washington, the post-communist countries of Eastern and Central Europe are at risk of descending into corruption and drifting into Russia’s orbit.

What's behind it? And can it last?