Germany is fretting about a cold winter as Vladimir Putin may be about to unleash his strongest weapon yet.

The ECB is intent to resist market pressure to bail out governments. But it may struggle.

Part of the cryptoverse is a bubble. But not all of it.

This column makes the unfashionable case for a diplomatic solution to the war in Ukraine

The world's economic inter-dependencies are manifold and mutual. Sanctions have large network effects.

UK media and think tanks still dominate the debate about future European integration. That will not always be so.

The EU's oil sanctions provide an incentive for Vladimir Putin to cut off gas supplies. Are we ready for this?

Germany's corporatist model was reliant for its survival on cosy relations with Russia. Now what?

The German chancellor's communication on arms deliveries is puzzling. He is either hiding information or lying.

It is time to consider the reality that nobody is winning this war.

Germany and Italy are the financial sponsors of Russian war crimes. This gas deliveries have to end now.

Joe Biden's comments about regime change are a reminder that we can't leave the strategic thinking to the Americans.

Despite military setbacks, Vladimir Putin is still on course to achieve his strategic targets.

On the impossibility of isolating a large country in the 21st century.

It is our continued flow of money that has paved the way for Vladimir Putin’s war. Time to end it.

Last week, war returned to Europe. And it shifted the policy debate in Germany. A good start.

The Tories got Brexit done, but failed to deliver a post-Brexit strategy. This strengthens the case for a reversal.

The stand-off in Ukraine reveals the west at its weakest and most divided. Time for a rethink.

Germany pretends to be a reliable Nato partner, while having its special relationship with Russia. Time for some uncomfortable questions.

An event intruded, and more will. Those plotting to topple the UK prime minister were not prepared.