Opinion

There’s a growing need for the West to seamlessly integrate military deterrence with economic warfare once more.

Down in the polls, battered in elections and in many cases even deserted by the young, the progressive camp is bleeding support, while the right is on the rise.

There’s already some discord between the two countries when it comes to China, but there are areas where they could work on similar approaches.

It’s undocumented — or under-documented — special needs folks like my mom whose lives are at risk because of Ukraine’s new turbocharged mobilization law.

Calls for President Biden to step aside after a poor debate give new life to old resentments.

Emphasizing Europe’s “Judeo-Christian” heritage and looking only to antiquity betrays the European project, excluding the various peoples and entities that shaped the Continent.

Essex has demonstrated enduring loyalty to the Conservative Party. But in this July’s election, even this bastion of working-class Toryism looks imperiled.

By amplifying Putin’s bogus claims of NATO’s responsibility for today’s war, Western politicians like Trump and Farage risk legitimizing Russian imperialism.

It’s important to understand why the Georgian people take to the streets any time their Euro-Atlantic path is put into doubt.

The fact Moscow is so keen to discredit export controls may well be a clue that the measures aren’t ineffective.

It’s far less important to know how Le Pen exorcised her party’s past demons than how a National Rally government will exercise power.

In the coming years, there’s a real opportunity for fresh thinking that both protects those seeking safety and benefits newcomers and EU citizens alike.

With the dismissal of the Swiss peace conference, Beijing’s commitment to Russia has reached new heights.

Madrid’s appeal looks like it will determine just how vulnerable other EU countries are to their valuable assets being targeted in the U.K.

As this competition is ultimately a race for progress, wealth and geostrategic influence, its importance for the Continent’s future cannot be overvalued.

Welcoming those who want to break with the Russian leader’s regime would mobilize a key community to help Ukraine to victory.

Europe’s destiny must be to remain a beacon of peace, a thriving democracy where the rule of law is observed.

Incumbent leaders have largely failed to tackle key socioeconomic issues like the rising cost of housing.

Western allies are finally making good on their promises, handing Kyiv substantial economic assistance, weapons, security deals and now greater command freedom on the battlefield.

EU decision-makers want to secure all their objectives, everywhere, and do it all at once. However, their plans don’t reflect real-world realities.

Biden is right to heed working class voters in Pennsylvania. The Continent, which has even more to lose from a second China shock, better start listening to its workers too.

One thing is clear: We fear for the future of Europe and our place in it as a minority, no matter how we vote and no matter who wins.

Prepare for postelection negotiations changing the European Parliament just as much as voter choices.

If taken seriously and treated fairly, the Roma could play an important role in shaping the bloc’s future and strengthening its democratic foundations.