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.

ECFR and Mercator today launched our new collection of essays entitled 'What does Turkey Think?' in Berlin, at the International Club of the German Foreign Ministry.

ECFR's recently-published policy brief on Germany's role in Europe was debated at an ECFR London Black Coffee Morning today. The guest speaker was Michael Stürmer, chief correspondent of Die Welt.

ECFR Berlin in cooperation with Stiftung Mercator hosted a conference entitled: “From a European Germany to a German Europe? Germany’s way into the 21^st Century: 1949 – 1989 – 2009”.

ECFR Berlin in cooperation with Stiftung Mercator hosted a conference entitled: “From a European Germany to a German Europe? Germany’s way into the 21^st Century: 1949 – 1989 – 2009”.

This morning, ECFR's London office held another in our series of Black Coffee Mornings, this time on the questions of Europe in a globalised world: will the EU project decline or advance?