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1. A meeting of Don Quixotes leads to nostalgic reflection April 7, 2011

Circassians are picking up the lance relinquished by those successful Don Quixotes, the Balts. The US has a lot on its plate right now. But I have just come back from a few...

2. Belarus tests credibility of EU's foreign policy January 13, 2011

The EU was right to offer incentives to Lukashenka, but now that has to change. Alyaksandr Lukashenka's crackdown on political opponents following December's presidential...

3. A historical parlour game with menus July 2, 2009

Our menus carry plenty of ‘geographical indicators', but what would a politicised east European menu look like? “What's ‘Cutlet Carpathian-style?',” your columnist...

4. Russia's true intentions revealed October 10, 2008

The Georgia crisis suggests the EU and NATO should ease the conditions of accession for Georgia. As NATO and the European Union formulate their longer-term responses to...

5. Books for Europe's wilder beaches August 16, 2008

Stuck for reading matter? There's still a chance to grab some new and old central and eastern European classics. If readers of this column are anything like its author, they...

Books for Europe's wilder beaches

6. Time for a new Helsinki Process August 16, 2008

The Cold War provides an example of how we can address the deep insecurity highlighted by the conflict in Georgia. The Georgian crisis has escalated beyond the...

7. EU should make Russia work harder for access to its markets June 26, 2008

Russia needs the European Union far more than the EU realises. Dmitry Medvedev's first EU-Russia summit as Russian president should not be an occasion for European leaders...

8. Watching the sun set down south May 8, 2008

Some still call this place Nizza, which could loosely be translated as “an Italian city that works”. They don't have many of them left in Berlusconiland proper. It...

9. Russian strategy leaves EU in the cold January 31, 2008

Whatever passes for the current Russian establishment – be it the elite of the security services, Putin-faithful politicians or his close circle and loyal oligarchs –...

10. Sleeping with the enemy November 22, 2007

Energy firms in central Europe are doing business with Gazprom, whether or not they – or their governments – like it, writes Lorraine Mallinder. Around two years ago,...

11. Different Voices October 25, 2007

“If human cloning were better developed, President Putin would probably run for both president and prime minister, following the Kaczynskis' example in Poland.”Graham...

12. Russian power grows as EU divides September 6, 2007

There are few policy issues as divisive within the EU as relations with Russia. Eight years ago, the EU agreed a common strategy towards Russia. Four years ago, it agreed...

13. BBC forgets Cold War role and kowtows to Putin July 26, 2007

When people like this complain, you take notice. Vladimir Bukovsky spent 12 years in Soviet prison camps before being deported in 1976. Oleg Gordievsky was Britain's top KGB...

14. MEPs and Commission clear the way for treaty agreement July 12, 2007

Members of the European Parliament and the European Commission have cleared the way to start the drafting of a new treaty which is expected to be agreed by the end of...

15. Boris Yeltsin: the flawed hero who gave democracy to Russia May 3, 2007

Heroes are rare, and the greatest I ever saw, Boris Yeltsin, has just passed away. Heroes are outsized personalities who are not always easy to appreciate. Yeltsin stormed...

16. From 1984 to a brave new world, by rail March 29, 2007

In 1984 I took a train from Braunschweig in what was then West Germany to Berlin. The train was run by the British armed forces and was sealed. The doors were locked and...

17. Polish dreams of mashed potatoes March 29, 2007

The Polish have a ghastly history as Europe's battlefield. Over the centuries the population has had a choice of viewing: oppression and exploitation from the east or the...

18. We must not keep the peace under the puppeteers of Putin March 22, 2007

Javier Solana, the EU's foreign policy chief, is due in Moscow in the coming weeks to discuss his proposal that EU peacekeepers should be deployed in Abkhazia and South...

19. Turning a blind eye to Putin's energy gulag January 11, 2007

I fully support the comments made by Kevin Roth, the director of Human Rights Watch, quoted in ‘EU punches well below its weight' (14-20 December 2006), about the EU's lack...

20. Borat has put a funny country on the map November 9, 2006

Why should anyone care about the Kazaks? Or should that be Kazakhs? It is hard to get excited about a country that can't decide even how to spell its own name. So please...

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