Wie kann Europa neue Anreize schaffen um Regierungen und Bürger von europäischen Lösungen für die Reform von Politik, Wirtschaft und der europäischen Institutionen zu überzeugen?
Europe should take a more assertive approach to political reform in Jordan
An end to the bloodshed may necessitate talks with the regime
How well did European foreign policy perform over the last year?
Algeria is at risk of turmoil without EU-backed reform
The EU's role in building accountable societies in North Africa
The UN is becoming multipolar, and the EU should take better advantage
Why Europe should unify behind a 'yes' vote for Palestine at the UN
China's zigzagging after the Arab revolutions is Europe's opportunity
Helping Moroccan democracy through evolution not revolution
How Europe can help Egypt's move towards democracy
ECFR's policy brief on China and Germany is discussed
ECFR's policy brief on China and Germany quoted
Nick Witney quoted on NATO Chicago Summit and missile shield
"Merkel's so-called opposition to growth has been overemphasized" comments Thomas Klau
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Commentary
Is it time for Kofi Annan to give up in Syria?
A growing number of diplomats are arguing Kofi Annan's peace plan is failing. But is it better for the U.N. to oversee, and arguably provide cover for, the current violence or retreat and open the way for something potentially worse?
Netanyahu's Big Fat Israeli Coalition
Israel’s largest opposition party has joined the Prime Minister’s coalition rather than go to elections. Most of this was about raw political calculations - but it also offered an insight into the thinking of Benjamin Netanyahu.
Europe struggling to play meaningful role in Syria crisis
The case of Syria shows that Europe maintains a limited ability to shape its Southern neighbourhood. For the time being it remains a fairly insignificant political actor in the unfolding Syrian crisis.
Kofi Annan and Syria - the case for deliberate caution
Kofi Annan has created a diplomatic framework for dealing with the Syrian crisis. However, the security situation has changed and Annan must move with deliberate caution to make the 'Syrian-led political process' a success.
Syria’s rebels will have to deal with Assad
No one wants to deal with dictators. But one year after the Syrian uprising began, the harsh truth is that Bashar al-Assad maintains the upper hand and the opposition – with its international backers – may have little choice but to cut a deal with him if they want to ease the Syrian people’s suffering.
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