Jeremy Cliffe
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Past articles by Jeremy:
Countries urging Germany to send Ukraine tanks must now do the same
The failure of other states to step up is a European tragedy. → Read More
Ben Hodges: “The only hope the Russians have is that the West loses the will to keep supporting Ukraine”
The former commanding general of the US Army in Europe on why the future of the West could be decided on the Black Sea. → Read More
Germany took too long to reach the right decision on tanks
Berlin’s stalling has cost it the trust and goodwill of its allies. → Read More
Germany has become the roadblock at the heart of Europe
Berlin is consciously and deliberately stalling on sending Kyiv battle tanks. → Read More
Fifty years after joining the European Communities, Britain still doesn’t know what it is or wants
Britain’s unresolved Europe question is inseparable from its unresolved England question. → Read More
The geopolitical forecast for 2023: Fractures in the West and unrest on Russia’s borders
Fractures will widen in the West Last year the Global West – the US plus its allies in Europe and the Pacific – showed unexpected resilience. In 2023, however, fractures will widen. Joe Biden's admini → Read More
The geopolitical forecast for 2023: Fractures in the West and unrest on Russia’s borders
Fractures will widen in the West Last year the Global West – the US plus its allies in Europe and the Pacific – showed unexpected resilience. In 2023, however, fractures will widen. Joe Biden's admini → Read More
One year in, has Germany’s traffic-light coalition “dared more progress”?
Olaf Scholz’s progressive government has been strong domestically but mixed abroad. → Read More
The restoration of the coffeehouse
How a centuries-old institution can save today’s faltering social media culture. → Read More
World Prince: what drives Emmanuel Macron’s global ambitions? – Audio Long Reads
How the French president became the most powerful leader in Europe. → Read More
Emmanuel Macron: the man who would be king
How the French president became the most powerful leader in Europe and a hyperactive player on the world stage. → Read More
What drives Liz Truss? The people and ideas behind the PM’s economics – Audio Long Reads
A deep history of Britain’s most radical – or reckless – economic experiment in 40 years. → Read More
Liz Truss and the rise of the libertarian right
The free-market thinkers and ideas behind the most radical economic experiment in Britain for 40 years. → Read More
Why this crisis could be the international left’s big moment
As the West faces economic calamity, progressive politics has a chance to bridge its divisions and broaden its support. → Read More
Six months of war in Ukraine have changed the world
Six months in, Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has revealed a global order in transition. → Read More
Nato’s “comeback” pivots on America’s troubled politics
Ambitious agreements made at the Madrid summit belie the danger of a second Trump term. → Read More
Risk of a direct clash between Russia and the West is rising
The longer the fighting goes on, the more likelihood there is of a wider war – and both sides are preparing for a protracted conflict. → Read More
Macron wins re-election: Live results and analysis
Live data, commentary and analysis on the second round of France’s presidential election. → Read More
How Russia's neighbours are turning against Putin
The more Vladimir Putin tries to bring post-Soviet states closer to Moscow, the more he repels them. Is the Russian president running out of road? → Read More
In Hungary, a united opposition faces an unhinged, Orbán-friendly smear campaign
Hopes are high for the end of the Fidesz party's reign, but much of the media remains loyal to the state. → Read More