The Law and Justice party’s sweeping victory in Poland will reshape the country’s politics, but predictions of a euroskeptic lurch are premature.

The largest audience for Putin’s Syrian concerto isn’t in the Middle East or the U.S. but in Europe.

Europe’s border-free internal zone, one of the EU’s most prized accomplishments, may yet fall as a result of the refugee crisis.

Germany’s “Watchful Waiting” is the watchword for the Continent.

Left to its own devices by the U.S., Europe has once again become a problem continent. The Transatlantic community needs to re-discover its common bonds in collective security.

The unfolding Greek tragedy is about more than economics. It’s also about the EU’s democracy deficit.

Russia annexes Crimea, invades Ukraine, menaces the Baltics. NATO responds with…defense spending cuts?

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

Greece, Poland, the UK: Voters across Europe are sending a message to Brussels.

Poland’s selection of the Patriot system for its AMD program will strengthen defense cooperation with the U.S. It’s also a sign that Warsaw takes its collective defense duties seriously.