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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?
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The end of the Putin consensus
Putin's return: why Europe should prepare for a weaker Putin
European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2012
How well did European foreign policy perform over the last year?
Ukraine after the Tymoshenko verdict
Instead of lecturing Ukraine the EU must show that it means business
Dealing with a post-BRIC Russia
Learning to deal with a changing Russia under a familiar leader
Turning Presence into Power: the EU in its eastern neighbourhood
The EU needs to be more influential in its eastern neighbourhood
The European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2010
A survey of 80 European foreign policy components over 6 issues
The EU and Belarus after the election
A weakened Lukashenka means it's time the EU started talking to Russia
European security: The spectre of a multipolar Europe
The EU needs to build a trialogue on security with Russia and Turkey
Reinventing Europe: Christine Ockrent
22nd May 2012ECFR this week: 18th May 2012
18th May 2012Ancora Austerity!
18th May 2012The Europe of the future
18th May 2012
In the Press
Presseurop
22 May 12
ECFR's policy brief on China and Germany is discussed
Le Monde
21 May 12
ECFR's policy brief on China and Germany quoted
The Moscow News
21 May 12
Nick Witney quoted on NATO Chicago Summit and missile shield
Deutsche Welle
20 May 12
"Merkel's so-called opposition to growth has been overemphasized" comments Thomas Klau
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Not your Serbian déjà vu
The Serbian presidential elections this weekend look familiar - but Serbia is a very different place to how it was in 2004 and 2008. It is normalising fast and its core concerns are far more similar to other European countries than they were before.
A European goal for Ukraine
The question whether to boycott the European Championships in Ukraine has become a hotly debated issue. But there are a number of other steps the EU and Member States can and should take to link the “Euros” with European values.
Fog in Moscow
Vladimir Putin is set to reassume the reins of power in the Kremlin. But what will Russia's foreign policy be, and how should the European Union and its member states react?
The Americanisation of Turkey
Turkey's international profile and domestic politics have long been oriented towards the European Union. Now, both the Arab awakening and the internal momentum of AKP rule are pushing Ankara closer to the United States.
Power and Weakness in Putin’s Russia
Vladimir Putin’s support machine was strong enough to guarantee him victory in the presidential election. But Putin’s strength is the weakness of the opposition and he should be worried by the divisions within his own government.
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