Mark Leonard is a Co-Founder and Director at his organization. He specializes in regional interest and world news, focusing on the global economy, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region, as well as business and economic policies. Mark's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as Gulf Times, Foreign Policy, and The Guardian, among others.
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Mark Leonard's articles predominantly cover world affairs and geopolitics, with a focus on global consequences, EU enlargement, the Israel-Hamas War, European policymakers, and China. He frequently includes government announcements and expert commentary in his coverage.
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By: Carl Bildt, Pedro Serrano, Helle Thorning-Schmidt, Gideon Rachman, Ivan Krastev, Mark Leonard
Mark Leonard introduces his new book Surviving Chaos: Geopolitics When the Rules Fail. He is joined by Carl Bildt, Ivan Krastev, Gideon Rachman and Helle Thorning-Schmidt to unpack how capital, climate, chips, conflict and civilisation are reshaping global politics
As crises become more complex, less predictable, and increasingly intertwined, the global system is no longer anchored by shared rules and norms. In a world where the very idea of order has collapsed, governments must learn to navigate radical uncertainty rather than chasing lost anchors of stability.
Mark Leonard is joined by Ayşe Zarakol to explore whether we are entering an era of “unorder”—and what this means for Europe's ability to adapt, survive and redefine its role in the world
BERLIN—The U.S.-Israeli strike that killed Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and launched the United States’ most consequential Middle...
By: Mark Leonard, David Runciman
This week, Mark Leonard is joined by David Runciman , British political theorist and philosopher, to explore whether today’s sense of crisis really marks the en
By: Mark Leonard
Welcome to the Age of Un-Order
By: Mark Leonard
Instead of obsessing over rules that have ceased to matter, we must consider giving Beijing a dose of its own medicine, says Mark Leonard of the European Council on Foreign Relations
Mark Leonard welcomes Curtis Yarvin to discuss the ideas reshaping figures in Silicon Valley and the American right, and what the future holds for liberalism
By: Mark Leonard, Ellie Geranmayeh, Kelsey Davenport
Mark Leonard, Kelsey Davenport and Ellie Geranmayeh introduce ECFR's Iran nuclear monitor, and discuss the key risks and scenarios associated with Iran's current nuclear capacity
Mark Leonard speaks to Liam Byrne about populism across Europe and the failure of mainstream politics to respond
