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Can Europe defend itself with Turkish help?
A version of this piece appeared on AtlasThink
For all European leaders’ efforts to paper over frictions with Donald Trump, the past few weeks have offered no shortage of transatlantic drama. At the beginning of May, the Pentagon announced...
Things are not going so well for Russia
I just published a new piece with Al Jazeera, exploring Russia’s waning appeal in its neighbourhood. The VE day parade in Moscow last Saturday tells the tale. Especially in contrast with the European Political Community summit that took pla...
NATO in Question
A version of this blog appeared on AtlasThink
Is NATO on the way out? The Trump administration seems to think so—and isn’t shedding a tear. A leaked Pentagon email argues for punishing US European allies for not supporting the war agai...
How to Join the EU in Three Easy Steps
A piece I co-wrote with Iliriana Gjoni for the Strategic Europe blog by Carnegie Europe
Unnoticed by many, EU enlargement is moving forward at a steady pace. The European Commission is edging closer to wrapping up membership talks with...
The Iran War, Europe and Turkey: the Perils of Strategic Autonomy
There is an old witticism, sometimes attributed to Leon Trotsky: “you might not be interested in war but war is interested in you.” For what it’s worth, it captures well Europe’s predicament in the face of the ongoing war in the Gulf. Europ...
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A blog by Dimitar Bechev, Director of the Dahrendorf Programme at St Antony's College, University Oxford and Senior Fellow at Carnegie Europe. Author of Rival Power: Russia in Southeast Europe (Yale, 2017) and Turkey under Erdogan (Yale, 2022).
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