Anne Applebaum's Blog, page 29
November 13, 2015
Regaining control in an unsettled Europe
Extremists cannot be allowed to capitalize on the feeling of insecurity.
October 29, 2015
Ukraine battles a second enemy: Corruption
If the war on Ukraine’s corruption is lost, then the war for its sovereignty will be lost, too.
October 16, 2015
Russia’s new kind of friends
Neither “agents of influence” nor “useful idiots.”
September 27, 2015
Putin’s power plays
He seeks to retain the appearance of influence.
September 21, 2015
Robert Conquest and the need for the courage to illuminate the truth
The British intelligence officer helped to shed light on the realities behind Soviet propaganda and censorship.
Helping Russia’s sidelined and exiled journalists tell their stories
The West needs to adopt creative strategies to support a generation of talented but silenced voices.
Greece is a turning point for the E.U.
The crisis has shown what the Eurozone must become.
It’s the Greek politics, stupid
The crisis in Greece is not, at base, an economic story: It is a political one.
America’s foreign policy recovery
If the next president wants the U.S. to lead the West again, radical reform is in order.
The end of Britain as we know it
David Cameron’s reelection could mark the start of internal upheaval.
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