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Analysis· No. 1120

DECODING: Structural exhaustion — what the Kiel Institute report really says

The Kiel Institute — the Kiel Institute for the World Economy (IfW), based in Germany — is one of Europe's most reputable economic research…

Analysis· No. 1119

ANALYSIS: Eighty billion in deficit — Putin's deadly arithmetic

The Kremlin has spent four years insisting that the Russian economy was holding up against Western sanctions with remarkable vitality. State-aligned newspapers published growth…

Commentary· No. 1118

COMMENTARY: Testing Article 5 — why a Baltic state could trigger everything

There are questions that diplomats avoid raising publicly, because asking them amounts to admitting a fragility one would prefer not to exhibit. Here is…

Analysis· No. 1117

ANALYSIS: Latvia alerts — drones and missiles, the hybrid war has already begun

Latvia is not a country that cries wolf. It is a NATO and European Union member state, with a civil intelligence service — the…

Note· No. 1116

OPINION: Kaliningrad rehearses its strikes — the Russian threat on our doorstep

There are things the military does that civilians do not watch. Maneuvers. Exercises. "Operations rehearsals." That is precisely what Russia was doing on June…

Analysis· No. 1115

DECODING: Russian provocation in the Baltics — the scenario NATO dreads

For months, this possibility had been circulating in the hallways of Western defense ministries — whispered, never officially stated, for fear of rattling markets…

Reportage· No. 1114

REPORT: Gdansk Declaration — the Eastern Flank draws its own iron line

There is something deliberately symbolic about the choice of Gdansk. It is where the Second World War began, where Solidarność lit the fuse that…

Analysis· No. 1113

ANALYSIS: Quadrupling shells — the West's industrial lag laid bare

When NATO's Deputy Supreme Allied Commander, General Christopher Stringer, publicly calls for a fourfold increase in 155mm shell production ahead of the Ankara summit…

Editorial· No. 1112

EDITORIAL: Hegseth's six-month review — the blackmail fracturing the alliance

Some announcements change the climate of an alliance. One of them came before the Ankara summit: Pete Hegseth, the American Secretary of Defense in…