Foreign and security policyFull force to the Moon! Europe must take the lead in space exploration and assert its authority in shaping the future space regulatory framework amid global challenges By Celina Thadewaldt
Foreign and security policyMore than just a ruling In a landmark ruling, the Israeli Supreme Court declared the non-enforcement of mandatory enlistment for yeshiva students discriminatory By Anat Thon-Ashkenazy
Foreign and security policyExtremism feeds extremism Peace in the Middle East cannot be achieved with Netanyahu in power By Fania Oz-Salzberger
Foreign and security policyReactions to the shift to the right All of Europe is talking about the EU elections. But what does the rest of the world think of the results? We report from Argentina, the US and Nigeria By Svenja Blanke, Ingrid Ross, Knut Dethlefsen, Lennart Oestergaard
Foreign and security policyLittle relief With billions of euros promised for Syria, the EU remains the largest donor. But much of this aid fails to reach those in need By Lydia Both
Foreign and security policyA sea of opportunities Climate change isn’t the only threat — superpower conflicts also endanger small island states By Oliver Hasenkamp
Foreign and security policyGermany’s fall from grace The German government’s stance on the war in Gaza is causing lasting harm to the country’s reputation around the world. There’s still time to fix this By Marcus Schneider, Jannis Grimm
Foreign and security policyPolitical chess with human pawns Von der Leyen’s €1 bn aid pledge to Lebanon: a genuine humanitarian effort or an attempt to gain political support ahead of the EU elections? By Sabrina Kaschowitz, Hussam Baravi
Foreign and security policyMore than symbolic politics The recognition of Palestine as a state by a number of EU countries has created new momentum — bringing the two-state solution centre stage once more By Alon Liel
Foreign and security policyNo time for solo action If it wants to achieve anything close to ‘military strategic autonomy’ in the future, Europe must rearm itself on a continental scale By Paul Mason