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  • Ukraine’s Reforms: Promises Still Unfulfilled

    All those who thought that post-Maidan Ukraine could easily reform itself have to think twice. The last two years’ experience proves that this process will be long-lasting, with many obstacles, and…

  • Looking Back at Seven Years of Barack Obama’s Foreign Policy

    The US president has failed to realize that America’s failure to engage in the world’s affairs may result in far worse consequences than its active involvement, even if it is not without mistakes.

  • Russia Out for a Fight—or Backed into a Corner?

    NATO rhetoric is based on an erroneous interpretation of Putin’s behavior, claiming that his intent is to restore the USSR. In reality, such rhetoric is aimed at legitimizing US efforts to maintain…

  • Will Cameron’s Demands Make the EU Better?

    Cameron’s aim to loosen but retain confederal ties between London and Brussels raises the possibility not only of Brexit, but also of Euroexit.

  • The Cacophony of Europe, the Cacophony of the World

    An Interview with Dominique Moisi by Maciej Nowicki Perhaps Angela Merkel has gone too far in her hospitality and openness. Still, she did something which a great politician should do: she defined…

  • Institutions in Crisis

  • How the Changes in Poland Are Changing Europe

    The situation in Poland is a European norm, a symptom of a wider European development, rather than an exception.

  • Populism and Technocracy in Twenty-First-Century Europe

    European elections with clear policy alternatives on offer might help to save us from an anti-pluralist universe in which there is only space for populism and technocracy.

  • Has the Separation of Powers Gotten Out of Fashion?

    The populist and radical parties in Central Europe promise to their voters what liberal democracy cannot give them—the old sense of victory as a game without rules and revenge against real or…

  • Institutions and Ideology

    The decay of political institutions, particularly of the mainstream parties of the post-war settlement, has been evident for some time. The most dramatic manifestation of this trend is the widespread…

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