March/April 2016
Goodbye? Hello!
If David Cameron manages to avoid a Brexit, the United Kingdom could play a constructive role in Europe again.
“France Has Become Too Small”
The EU’s biggest problem is the disappearance of an equal partner for Germany.
In Search of Lost Time
Moscow’s warnings of a “new Cold War” are out of sync with today’s realities.
Words Don’t Come Easy: “I epanastasi tou autonoitou”
Greece’s “self-evident revolution” (Η επανάσταση του αυτονόητου) stumbles over its children’s basic understanding of what’s right and what’s wrong.
Pushing for Reform
The United Nations is set up in a way that is outdated, a fact apparent in the composition of the Security Council. Can the system be reorganized?
In 140 Characters: Radek Sikorski
Poland’s former foreign minister argues that Berlin needs to lead through EU institutions, not solo, and won’t spill the beans about Oxford’s Bullingdon Club.
