Ukraine Crisis

Seizing frozen Russian assets would help Europe reconcile military support for Kyiv with tightening national budgets. But there are risks.

With the war in Ukraine raging on, most Russians find themselves on uneasy middle ground. Holding on to what they have is the most important thing.

Vasyl Cherepanyn says that the war in Ukraine forces Europe to look in the mirror.

Europe must look east if it is to grasp the full extent of the consequences of Russia’s invasion.

Human rights campaigner Maria Kurinna on documenting and prosecuting Russian crimes in Ukraine.

The determination, resilience, and flexibility displayed by ordinary people in Ukraine have defied expectations.

An analysis of the Zelensky presidency and Ukraine’s recent relationship with the EU and NATO.

In the aftermath of the Dutch EU-Ukraine Association Agreement referendum, doubts remain on why voters chose to vote as they did.What explains the result, what solutions are likely and what is the way ahead?

The Dutch referendum on the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement is a matter of days away. Despite the best efforts of campaigners, the electorate has remained largely apathetic. Now we ask: why is a referendum being organised on a topic which apparently does not interest voters; and further to this, what will its outcome mean for Europe?

The much anticipated Paris Climate Summit is only weeks away. Although there are many obstacles to securing a binding agreement in Paris, Green MEP Claude Turmes feels there are reasons for optimism, such as the changes taking place at the local and regional levels towards an energy transition. Now Europe has to be brave and show real leadership on technology and renewables.