Should Europe simply retire from global governance? Or are there assets on which it can draw in order to play an influential role as a new world order emerges?
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This morning, ECFR London hosted a Black Coffee Morning on the subject of Israel and the Arab Spring, with guest speaker Daniel Levy.
The Stefan Batory Foundation in Warsaw hosted a debate based around ECFR's recent policy brief Turning Presence into Power: Europe in its Eastern Neighbourhood
ECFR London this morning held a Black Coffee Morning on the subject of 'Iraq and the Arab Spring'
The head of ECFR's Rome office, Silvia Francescon, pays tribute to Boris Biancheri, who has passed away
ECFR London this morning hosted a Black Coffee Morning with our new non-resident senior fellow, Parag Khanna, on the geopolitical implications of the Arab Spring.
ECFR's Berlin office and Stiftung Mercator launch 'Was denkt Deutschland?', part of the Germany in Europe project
Should European countries recognise the Palestinian state?
ECFR London this morning hosted a Black Coffee Morning to discuss last weekend's elections in Turkey and mark the launch of What does Turkey think?
With the Turkish elections just days away, ECFR's Sofia office held a roundtable event this morning to mark the launch of What does Turkey Think?
ECFR London this morning hosted a Black Coffee Morning with Thomas Hammarberg, Commissioner for Human Rights at the Council of Europe and author of a new book, entitled: Human rights in Europe: no grounds for complacency.
Thomas Klau discusses Germany's hegemony in Europe.
What does France think about Germany? - a new column by Ulrike Guérot
ECFR's China-Germany brief is quoted