Europe has long been capable of describing its problems. What it struggles with is answering a far more difficult question: what vision of the future it is prepared to offer—to the world and to itself.

Sanctions that were intended to exert pressure are, in practice, creating exceptional operating conditions for Raiffeisen. As a result, sanctions policy is effectively being transformed into a mechanism for redistributing mar...

The hearing confirmed that this is not an isolated case, but a systemic problem — a crisis of trust in the EU’s sanctions policy and in the principle of equal application of the law.

Europe loses the moral authority to demand from others what it is not prepared to ensure within itself. Because double standards are the strongest justification for any injustice.

In my old essay The Remaking of Eurasia in Foreign Affairs I proposed an alternative vision for engagement among post Soviet states.

The human being moves beyond the collective, which is no longer required for survival, enterprise, science, or cognition itself.

The map of the world is changing through the trajectories of people who choose an environment of development rather than one of stagnation and decline.

The decision of the U.S. Supreme Court has the potential to significantly reshape the political landscape both within the United States and far beyond its borders.