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1. Spy story proves a setback to human rights in Russia February 2, 2012

A tale of spying gone wrong could have serious ramifications for those trying to hold the authorities to account. As Russia's election on 4 March draws near, the Kremlin...

2. Both sides get it wrong in the Hungarian blame game January 12, 2012

Suspicion, overstatement, and caricature dominate discussions about Hungarian politics. Standard responses to outsiders who comment on Hungarian politics include: 1) you...

3. Clegg warns of isolation over treaty veto December 12, 2011

UK deputy prime minister "bitterly disappointed" by UK decision, pledges to work to defend British interests. Nick Clegg, the UK's deputy prime minister and leader of the...

Clegg warns of isolation over treaty veto

4. UK insists it is not isolated December 9, 2011

But former foreign minister says UK veto on treaty change leaves UK “in a mess”. Senior UK government officials and UK Conservative MEPs have rallied around a decision by...

UK insists it is not isolated

5. Tinker, tailor, soldier – why? September 22, 2011

The film of le Carré's classic spy novel deserves its plaudits, but fails to capture the heart of Cold War espionage. The new film version of John le Carré's...

6. Harsh mood music, glum coda June 9, 2011

Allegations about jet travel and hotel bills have hurt the Commission, which will be sensitive about the possible knock-on effects on staff salaries and pensions. The...

Harsh mood music, glum coda

7. Young pretender April 7, 2011

Europe's youngest prime minister insists he is not in the shadow of the predecessor. The way many describe him, Igor Lukšic would make the ideal son-in-law, were he not...

Young pretender

8. Logo a go-go March 3, 2011

How many logos does the EU need? Innocents may have thought that the EU's objective in making the foreign policy chief a member of the European Commission, and transferring...

Logo a go-go

9. Oil, corruption and the fight for power in Putin's Russia February 24, 2011

An account of the battle between Vladimir Putin and Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who now awaits a second jail sentence in Russia. Vladimir Putin clearly wanted Mikhail Khodorkovsky...

10. Psychological warfare on the EU's eastern borders February 17, 2011

How should the media behave when a small, democratic country faces hostile propaganda from a foe? I have just been to a gripping conference on psychological warfare,...

11. Hungary's movers and shakers December 16, 2010

A who's who of the Hungarian presidency.

Hungary's movers and shakers

12. Determined Conservative December 9, 2010

The UK's Secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs is a political survivor. Like the Conservative Party, Caroline Spelman has been on a journey. First...

Determined Conservative

13. Important lessons for both sides of the Celtic-Latvian axis November 18, 2010

How the experience of the British Isles might instruct Russia, if it took a less wilful approach to history. One of the odder requests in my journalistic career came in 1990...

14. From Charter 77 to Charter 08, from Havel to Xiaobo October 14, 2010

China's Nobel prize-winner found inspiration in Czechoslovakia's history. The West too should learn lessons from that period. Read Charter 08, the central document of the...

From Charter 77 to Charter 08, from Havel to Xiaobo

15. De Gaulle's complicated legacy June 17, 2010

Charles de Gaulle's European vision continues to shape both French and European Union policymaking. Seventy years ago this week in London, on 18 June 1940, Charles de...

De Gaulle's complicated legacy

16. Iran's hunger for democracy June 12, 2010

A year after Iran's bloody presidential election, what Europe can do to help Iran's opposition? If the past is any guide, the UN Security Council's decision to impose new...

17. Outwitting Iran's cyber censors May 12, 2010

The EU can play a more active role in levelling out the information ‘playing field' inside Iran. When I visited Brussels recently, many EU officials wanted to discuss...

Outwitting Iran's cyber censors

18. Broadcasters seek changes to copyright clearance March 18, 2010

State broadcasters want changes to how content can be aired via the internet. Europe's state broadcasters urged the European Commission yesterday (17 March) to...

Broadcasters seek changes to copyright clearance

19. Some CND history December 10, 2009

A clash between CND and a communist regime, and what it says about the EU's new foreign policy chief. In June 1983, I went as one of two observers from the Campaign for...

Some CND history

20. Extreme Pole November 19, 2009

Michał Kamiński is a Pole who can divide opinion across Europe. When Michał Kamiński was handed the leadership of the European Parliament's new European Conservatives...

Extreme Pole

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