EU’s generosity to Ukrainian refugees should be a model for asylum
Europe’s response to the Ukraine crisis shows up the double standard applied to black and brown asylum seekers.
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After the Zeitenwende: Jürgen Habermas and Germany’s new identity crisis
The 92-year-old philosopher has warned Germans not to allow anger at Russia and admiration for Ukraine to displace their country's…
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“The Russians didn’t expect it”: Ukraine drones unit is the new face of warfare
Civilians armed with commercially available drones are a formidable part of the opposition to the Russian invasion.
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International cover: Kaja Kallas, Estonia’s Iron Lady
The prime minister has become the EU’s strongest advocate for an uncompromising response to Russia.
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Putin and Zelensky offer contrasting visions of the future
Increasingly, all the Russian president has to offer is the prospect of a never-ending war.
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The blockade of Ukraine’s Black Sea ports causes grain prices to soar
Some of the most food-insecure countries in the world are facing higher prices for bread and other staples.
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Is Macron’s “multispeed Europe” the future of the EU?
The French president has proposed an inner core of heavily integrated EU states, with a looser grouping that includes all…
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Vladimir Putin has little to celebrate at Victory Day parade
The president reiterated false claims of “denazifying” Ukraine, but did not announce any intentions to escalate the conflict.
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