Loss of Control: What Moderates Get Wrong About Migration
If mainstream politicians are unable to fix a broken system, they will cede the issue to the far right.
András Tóth-Czifra
András is a senior analyst for Flashpoint in New York and a nonresident fellow at the Center for European Policy Analysis in Washington DC. He worked for the European Stability Initiative and Wikistrat.
Moldova’s President of Smoke and Mirrors
Igor Dodon pretends to be at odds with Moldova’s pro-European leaders, but they are allies when it matters.
Baltic States Have Most to Fear from Trump Victory
The three Baltic republics rely on the NATO security commitment Donald Trump has called into question.
Putin Dismisses Confidant in Russian Elite Shakeup
Vladimir Putin’s inner circle is slowly being filled with younger and politically less powerful officials.
British Vote to Leave: A Victory for Putinist Pseudo-Politics
Facts are irrelevant, truth is non-existent and semblance and suspicion define the acts of a political community.
Comrades in Arms
Russia’s intervention in Syria is helping nationalist leaders in Europe by making the refugee crisis worse.
Battles and Breaks
The West needs to provide stronger incentives for the creation of strong institutions in Russia’s neighborhood.
The Psychology of Loose Wheels
As the Russian economy tanks, the wheels are starting to come off Vladimir Putin’s regime.