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Alone, divided and in denial, Europe needs Ukraine

Politics Ferry Biedermann - March 6, 2025.

Were a major European country other than Ukraine, let’s say the UK or France, to be attacked tomorrow, what would the response be? European leaders...

Trump’s Whisper from Moscow: Coincidence or Destiny?

US John Sipher - March 5, 2025.

Following President Trump’s harangue against Ukrainian President Zelensky during their 28 February Oval Office meeting, Trump has cut off funding and military support to Ukraine. He...

Can Britain help to head off Trump’s Ukraine ‘surrender’?

UK Harvey Morris - March 5, 2025.

Britain’s normally fractious House of Commons this week lavished cross-party praise on Prime Minister Keir Starmer for his deft diplomatic handling of the transatlantic crisis...

How certain is Germany's return to nuclear power?

Energy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - March 4, 2025.

The future German government will begin its term with some indecision about the fate of nuclear power plants, while citizens expect it to find a...

How populism is undermining Ukraine: Trump’s strategy and Zelensky’s challenge

Eastern Europe Iuliia Mendel, TA Kyiv - March 4, 2025.

The war in Ukraine has been reduced to a dangerously oversimplified narrative, framed in the familiar terms of black-and-white absolutes. Our discourse is now saturated...

Is the reaction of the allies convincing enough to correct Trump's course regarding Russia and Ukraine?

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - March 3, 2025.

Donald Trump's clear "no" to Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a shocking exchange at the Oval Office last Friday may not cement US policy towards...

The European Union’s Dangerous Hidden Protectionism

Economy Daniel Lacalle - March 3, 2025.

The European Union is not a champion of free trade. For years, it has been erecting barriers to trade, placing limitations on imports from the...

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