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Swamp Chronicles: Robert Kagan on Donald Trump’s Republican Party
The summer of 2024 was the most consequential in recent US political history. Incumbent president Joe Biden ended his campaign for re-election, instead endorsing current...
Maghreb migrations: How North Africa and Europe can work together on sub-Saharan migration
Summary Morocco, Tunisia, and Algeria are increasingly becoming destination countries for migrants from sub-Saharan Africa. To differing degrees, each country is moving towards ‘security first’...
The world after the West: Lynn Kuok on south-east Asia
South-east Asia is a culturally and geographically diverse region, notable for its proximity and economic ties to China. Though the political structure of the region’s...
Britain’s “root and branch” defence review must address two key questions
On 16 July, not yet two weeks into his term of office, prime minister Keir Starmer announced a “root and branch” review of the United...
The world after the West: Alex Velez-Green on the United States
In American foreign policy debates, prioritisers argue that the US should focus on deterring Chinese expansion, consequently shifting its resources away from Europe and towards...
Alam al-Saqqa (PA) | ECFR
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At the precipice: Averting a civil war in Libya
Cover image: picture alliance / ZUMAPRESS.com | Libyan Presidential Council In recent weeks, Libya has been collapsing at every level. Increasing tensions between the ruling...
Red lines (blow away): Ukraine’s incursion into Russia
On 6 August, Ukraine’s army launched an incursion into Russia’s Kursk region. Since then, Ukrainian troops have seized control of 1,150 square kilometres of Russian...
The world after the West: Rana Mitter on China
In recent years, China has overtaken the United States as the largest trading partner of the Association for Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Not only has...
Waltzing in: What Harris’s running-mate could mean for US foreign policy
This week, Kamala Harris selected Tim Walz as her running-mate – the folksy, state-fair-attending, turkey-hunting governor of Minnesota, who recently made headlines for calling Donald...
