Latvian voters deliver unprecedented landslide
Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs says Ukraine must win and Europe must get serious about security.
- Edward Lucas, former Senior Editor of the Economist, founder of the Baltic International Security Centre.
Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs says Ukraine must win and Europe must get serious about security.
It’s not like in the movies. European publics need to better understand the reality of recruitment by foreign intelligence services. That means being as transparent as possible when more cases are uncovered.
The West thought economic integration restrained aggression, while Russia thought it restrained any response to its aggression. Only the willingness to defend rules actually matters.
Far from being the most vulnerable, the Baltic countries have the most expertise to share on how all Europeans can raise their preparedness and civic resilience, while standing firm on support for Ukraine.
John Mearsheimer is regularly introduced in the media as an expert on Russia, yet he was flummoxed about how to buy a coffee in Moscow. With Mearshei-mania not quite gripping Russia during his visit, we take a deep dive into how ‘realists’ lost touch with reality.
He's guitarist for two of Canada's biggest bands, Arcade Fire and Wolf Parade. He's also a vile troll who mocks victims of communism. We uncover troubling accusations against Boeckner and trace his descent into extremism.
The Baltic assessment of Russia remains consistent, despite a sharp increase in maps with big red arrows drawn on them.
Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs says Ukraine must win and Europe must get serious about security.
It’s not like in the movies. European publics need to better understand the reality of recruitment by foreign intelligence services. That means being as transparent as possible when more cases are uncovered.
The West thought economic integration restrained aggression, while Russia thought it restrained any response to its aggression. Only the willingness to defend rules actually matters.
Far from being the most vulnerable, the Baltic countries have the most expertise to share on how all Europeans can raise their preparedness and civic resilience, while standing firm on support for Ukraine.
John Mearsheimer is regularly introduced in the media as an expert on Russia, yet he was flummoxed about how to buy a coffee in Moscow. With Mearshei-mania not quite gripping Russia during his visit, we take a deep dive into how ‘realists’ lost touch with reality.
Dr Amara Graps examines how Narva has withstood a destructive 20th century and continued attempts to divide it.
Landsbergis has some of the sharpest takes - and now also the Knight's Cross of the French Legion of Honour.
No one expected the Seoul Defense Dialogue to gain so much attention online, until an ill-judged intervention.
Following the election in Saxony-Anhalt, Ragozin is playing bothsidesism in a way that doesn't match his previous narratives.