Regions

Do Syria’s clashes with the Druze foreshadow confrontation with the Kurds?

Middle East Ferry Biedermann - July 24, 2025.

Syria’s post-Assad future is still uncertain, with a remarkable level of overall stability having been punctured twice now by heinous sectarian violence in which governing...

EU-China summit in the shadow of relations with the US

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 23, 2025.

Given its traditional taste for celebrations and anniversaries, China will try to make the forthcoming summit with the EU leaders as festive as possible -...

Is the new anti-corruption law slowing down Ukraine's rapprochement with the EU?

Eastern Europe TA | AP Insight - July 23, 2025.

The anti-corruption protests in Ukraine continue, while President Zelenskyy assures them that an even stronger fight against corruption will follow. The first large-scale anti-government protests since...

How London became a love-hate symbol in UK’s culture wars

UK Harvey Morris - July 23, 2025.

The latest 2025 annual survey by a leading international consultancy rated London as the world's top city for the tenth year in a row. The British...

The UK could get itself unstuck

UK Jim O'Neill - July 22, 2025.

A recent edition of the Economist has an amusing if somewhat desultory lead article about the current state of the United Kingdom, describing it as...

The Russia-Ukraine Conflict Goes Beyond Borders

Eastern Europe Iuliia Mendel, TA Kyiv - July 22, 2025.

The Russian-Ukrainian war started escalating significantly last week, paradoxically cheered on by social media. It all began with the leaks of the 4 July conversation between...

Why can't the Republicans stop talking about Joe Biden?

US TA | AP Insight - July 21, 2025.

For the Republicans, Joe Biden is not "yesterday's news". Not even half a year into Donald Trump's presidency, Biden has not stopped being one of...

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