28 Jan 2022 - 12:04am

Putin has history on his side The West has forgotten that war is inevitable

Dominic Sandbrook

26.01

How the EU betrayed Ukraine Quiet capitulation is its greatest failure

Peter Franklin

25.01

How Biden can defeat China Putin and Xi are more vulnerable than we think

Joel Kotkin

20.01

Vladimir Putin’s war on history The closure of Memorial shows the fragility of Russia

John Lloyd

18.01

Why Biden has sacrificed Ukraine Putin sees through the West's empty rhetoric

David Patrikarakos

13.01

What the West gets wrong about Putin He has always understood the power of terrifying adversaries

Harald Malmgren

31.12

Why 2022 will be a dangerous year Europe is leaderless in the face of growing threats

Simon Heffer

23.12

Angela Merkel’s empty leadership Her pious promises didn't solve anything

Wolfgang Streeck

13.12

The West must stay out of Ukraine It's time for Nato to disband

Marshall Auerback

03.12

The closing of the Russian mind Putin's elites will do anything to stay in power

John Lloyd

11.10

BHL: The retreat of the West is a disaster The French intellectual on Afghanistan, Brexit and Éric Zemmour

Bernard-Henri Lévy

23.08

China and Russia’s deal with the devil Both superpowers have everything to gain from cosying up to the Taliban

David Patrikarakos