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December, 2017


Greece’s already embattled government stumbles into fresh controversy.


The German foreign policy community is starting to sound repetitive.


The 1967 Harmel Report is as relevant as ever for NATO’s strategic thinking.

A discussion of a loaded issue, at least in France and Eastern Europe – the future of the EU’s posted workers directive.


Germany is facing a new nexus of foreign and domestic politics.


After a disastrous day in Brussels, Theresa May has three options.


There’s been talk recently about Romania’s relationship with the Visegrád Group. Don’t expect it to become a member soon.