Go One-on-One

The upcoming Franco-British summit will review a system for regulating migration flows

The Court Moves Forward — But in What Direction?

Council of Europe leaders propose reforming the ECHR — or even rewriting the Human Rights Convention

Our New Weapon: The Keyboard

Britain shifts to “war readiness” and establishes a dedicated Cyber Command

Our Anchor Is Already on Your Seabed

France’s counterintelligence agency has published a blunt report on the activities of the Muslim Brotherhood inside the country

Who Will Open the Gates to the Sahel?

How an almost lifeless piece of the Sahara could become a joker in the geopolitical deck

Starmer Ready for a Reset

A breakthrough deal is expected at the upcoming UK-EU summit

Macron Waves the Olive Branch

He plans to announce recognition of Palestine at June peace summit

Are You Sure You're a Labour Politician?

British Prime Minister launches massive public sector cuts

When Will the EU Unholster Its “Bazooka”?

Washington's tariff pause hasn't stopped Brussels: The EU has launched its first countermeasures and is preparing more. How much leverage is left?

Marine Le Pen Will Go All the Way, Wherever It Leads

The verdict against the leader of the National Rally was expected. The party now moves on to Plan B – Bardella

What Was de Gaulle Thinking?

France is determined to revisit the 1968 migration agreement with Algeria - now a matter of honor for the Minister of the Interior, who is prepared to put his job on the line

USA – EU: A Game of Tariff Ping-Pong

The initial shock over the announcement of new tariffs has passed. Who will lose now, and who - not so much?