Normalization of Political Violence and the 2023 Legislative Elections in Greece
Elections in Greece come less than three months after the deadly head-on train collision at Tempe in the north of the country that killed...
Young people’s ‘DIY ideology’ poses new UK radicalisation threat
The UK’s counter-terrorism policy is “stuck in past debates” on Islamism and the far right – when young people today have a “DIY ideology”...
Europe’s Divisions over China Could Hamper G-7 Unity
While the focus of the G-7 meeting in Hiroshima this week will be on Russia, the gathering leaders will have China on their minds....
Putin’s Ukraine War and the Return of the Informer
Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February of last year, Anna Korobkova says she has spent her days informing on her fellow citizens. “In some...
A Ceasefire Would Mean Victory for Putin
In Kyiv, defiance is tempered with the depressing reality that the west might not be prepared to let Ukraine win There wasn’t much for...
A new ‘Club of Angry Patriots’ is entering Russian politics, threatening Putin
Pro-war Russian nationalists led by Igor Girkin said on Friday that a new group they had set up was entering politics to save Russia...
Momentum for EU ethics cop sags despite scandal
BRUSSELS — Sacks of cash and free flights from autocratic governments don’t seem to have been enough to save the EU’s flagship integrity initiative from...
French Vision for an Autonomous Europe Proves Elusive
EUROPE and WASHINGTON — After Russia unleashed the largest land war in Europesince the end of World War II, exposing Europeandefense capabilities as lacking,...
Tajikistan: ‘Octopus’ has tentacles in Public Service
A Russian espionage group, named as Nomadic Octopus, has spied on high-ranking Government officials, Public Servants and telecom services in Tajikistan, according to cyber threat...
Denmark warns of Russian spies posing as ‘journalists or business people’
Denmark’s security and intelligence service has warned that last year’s expulsions of Russian intelligence officers working under diplomatic cover could result in a new...