Rocks and Molotovs vs snipers’ bullets in Kiev
Ukraine's revolution has been an old-style uprising cut through with violence.
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How the west can match Putin’s grand strategy
Ukrainian and Georgian NATO membership should be fast-tracked and energy security pursued with far greater vigour and speed.
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Cameron’s petty and parochial view of politics has accelerated the decline of British power
There isn’t much point expecting a more sophisticated account of Britain’s role in the world from the Prime Minister.
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Why Vladimir Putin needs a poor, aggressive Russia
If you can’t improve people’s living standards, you can try to give them a sense of belonging to a great…
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Hague denies Iraq war has undermined western stance over Ukraine
The Foreign Secretary says Ukraine "is an entirely different situation" after John Kerry criticises Russia for "invading another country on…
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Where Clegg and Farage agree: Cameron’s EU renegotiation plan is a fantasy
It will become harder for the PM to insist he can succeed when the europhile and the europhobe both declare…
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It’s no again to all things Euro: the rise of the new Eurosceptics
There are three groups Nigel Farage and Ukip must win over: the settlers, the prospectors and the pioneers. Can he…
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Cameron’s European predicament is unchanged by Merkel’s visit
Germany is Britain's ally in reforming the EU, but that's no use to Tories who say “reform” and mean exit.
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