“This Is One Man’s War, One Man’s Choice”
In an interview, renowned Russia expert and former US government adviser Fiona Hill discusses the background to Putin's brutal assault on Ukraine.
Russia’s Power Is Increasingly Defined by its Military Might
Once the war in Ukraine ends, Russia will be far less influential and powerful than it was before February 2022. This will only increase the relative importance of military force in Russia’s political arsenal.
Russia’s War in Ukraine and the Future of Global Security
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine is the largest security and humanitarian crisis in Europe since World War II. Yet the West is not doing nearly enough to discourage Putin’s deadly ambitions.
Putin’s Turning Point
Russia's aggressiveness has upended the security order in Europe and the world.
Moscow’s Painful Adjustment to the Post-Soviet Space
The invasion of Ukraine may well end up being remembered as the last act of the 30-years-long drama of Russia struggling with its imperial legacy.
A Sovereign Europe ... and the United States
A more integrated and capable Europe will result in the United States finally viewing it as an actual security player and, what’s more, an equal partner.
Op-Ed: The Case for a Sovereign Europe
The EU needs to improve its capacity to act. The new German government is ready to play its part in order for Europe to be seen as a strong actor on the international stage, says the SPD's foreign affairs spokesperson.
Time for Hard Choices on Defense
EU strategic sovereignty in defense remains a distant goal. Member states are desperately clinging to their national sovereignty—but that’s the wrong approach.
A Sovereign Europe ... and Russia
The EU member states have failed to create a common approach in their dealings with Putin’s Russia. There are a number of steps that they can and should take to forge a united front.