Daniel Korski
Daniel Korski is a senior policy fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, where he focuses on European security, NATO and post-conflict reconstruction. A former British official, he has worked in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Afghanistan, Iraq, Yemen and the United States.
The soft power of hard states
Daniel Korski argues that countries like Russia and China are challenging the West's dominance in global cultural influence as well as in military and economic terms
The rise of the Second World
While Europe focuses on India and China, a host of medium-sized emerging powers are helping to reshape global diplomacy, writes Daniel Korski
Getting out of the Afghan quagmire
It is time for the West to stop dreaming and adopt more pragmatic goals in Afghanistan, argues Daniel Korski
So long, Solana
The man who was the first face of the EU's foreign and security policy deserves more credit than he has had for his tireless, behind-the-scenes diplomacy, argues Daniel Korski
Soft power? Hard work ahead
The EU must make its civilian capabilities work better alongside its military tools if it is to maximise its influence in global crises, argues Daniel Korski
Bringing out the big guns
By empowering the EU's larger states to take the lead, the Lisbon Treaty may increase the chances of the Union developing a foreign policy that is both coherent and strong, says Daniel Korski
Viewpoint: Europe’s diminishing hour
The forthcoming presidential election will be a key test of EU countries’ commitment to stabilising Afghanistan, argues Daniel Korski
