Cover artwork: Lo Cole
Our May/June issue on Vladimir Putin’s great power projection is out now – available at Google Play
and the Apple App Store
Here’s the table of contents:
EUROPE BY NUMBERS
Russia’s Investments in Europe
PUTIN’S PROJECTION
Then and Now: Two Maps
STEFAN MEISTER
The Great Russia Myth
Vladimir Putin has made Russia appear mightier than it is – with some help from the West.
VLADISLAV INOSEMTZEV
As the Worm Turns
Russia’s economy is strong enough to survive,
but too weak to reform.
ILYA YASHIN
Tried and Tested
Russia’s Internet offensive against the West isn’t exactly new. The Kremlin has been using the very same tactics on the Russian opposition for years.
KARSTEN VOIGT
“Geostrategic Conditions Are Very Different Now”
Why some in Germany and Europe are stuck in geopolitics of the past.
CLOSE-UP
Michel Barnier
The EU Commission’s chief Brexit negotiator is unlikely to make new friends in London. BY DAVE KEATING
REFORMING THE EUROPEAN UNION
MARK LEONARD
Europe and Me
With Britain gone, the European Union has to change. A personal reflection on how.
ANNABELLE CHAPMAN
Enemies Within
Budapest and Warsaw are undermining the EU’s values, but Brussels’ kid gloves are only making them bolder.
TRANSATLANTIC RELATIONS
TYSON BARKER
Off to a Rough Start
Where Europe stands with the new US administration one hundred days on.
WORDS DON’T COME EASY
BRENNA DALDORPH
“En même temps”
For Emmanuel Macron, these three little words are a condensed vision of the world as he sees it.
CLIMATE CHANGE
SARA NICHOLS, MEGAN O’REILLY, AND ELLEN SCHOLL
Beyond the Beltway
The Trump administration’s attitude to climate change is a setback, but Europe can help states outmaneuver Washington.
EUROPEAN ENCOUNTERS
SÉBASTIEN VANNIER AND STELIOS VOULGARIS
“We Should Create More Spaces for People’s Participation”
Passion always seems to be on the side of anti-European Union forces – but that can be changed.
Read more in the Berlin Policy Journal App – May/June 2017 issue.
