The conflictive centenaries of the Armenian ‘genocide’ and Gallipoli
Turkey is commemorating the 1915 victory at Gallipoli, which this year coincides with the 100th anniversary of the Armenian genocide.
Future of Europe
Elections in the UK: Europe is not the issue, but the consequence
The 7 May elections in the UK are not mainly about Europe. The possibility of the UK’s exit, a Brexit, has caused much concern to Europe’s governments.
The Ukraine Conflict, Economic-Military Power Balances, and Economic Sanctions: lessons from the past for future EU policies
How generously should the European Union support the reform and recovery of the Ukraine economy? Should the EU de-couple its policies concerning anti-Russia economic sanctions from those of the US? Should the EU countries discourage NATO from providing military assistance to the armed forces of Ukraine?
A European army? But first a Defence Union
Before having a European army, it would be advisable to first build a Union of Security and Defence, and that is still a long way off.
The UK: a more insular island
The UK has to some extent been absent, or has withdrawn somewhat, from both the international and, above all, European scenarios.
The hybrid war and the challenge of peace in Ukraine
Round table chaired by Charles Powell (@CharlesTPowell), director of the Elcano Royal Institute, at Círculo de Bellas Artes, Madrid.
Tsipras seeks some leeway
The Tsipras' government has soon discovered what sharing sovereignty means in the Eurozone, especially in a country being rescued by “the institutions”.
Europe: fewer Jews, more anti-Semites
Anti-Semitism seems to be on the rise again in much of Europe when, paradoxically, it has fewer Jews than ever.
Ukraine: the peace hiding behind the ceasefire
If consolidating a ceasefire in the eastern Ukraine will be difficult, making peace will be even more so.
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