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European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2013
31 Jan 13
A comprehensive evaluation of European foreign policy
Time to grow up: what Obama's re-election means for Europe
15 Nov 12
Europe needs to take more responsibility in its neighbourhood
The EU and Ukraine after the 2012 elections
01 Nov 12
The EU needs to rethink its approach towards Ukraine
The periphery of the periphery: The Western Balkans and the Euro crisis.
30 Aug 12
What next for EU enlargement?
The end of the Putin consensus
01 Mar 12
Putin's return: why Europe should prepare for a weaker Putin
European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2012
01 Feb 12
How well did European foreign policy perform over the last year?
Ukraine after the Tymoshenko verdict
16 Dec 11
Instead of lecturing Ukraine the EU must show that it means business
Dealing with a post-BRIC Russia
30 Nov 11
Learning to deal with a changing Russia under a familiar leader
Madrid view: What would Monnet do?
24th May 2013China - Germany: A ‘new special relationship’
22nd May 2013Searching for a new Palestinian vision
22nd May 2013And the winner is … Azerbaijan
22nd May 2013
In the Press
Deutsche Welle
24 May 13
Anthony Dworkin comments on Obama's move towards increased transparency around drone strikes.
Pozri
24 May 13
Hans Kundnani comments on the benefits that both China and Germany expect to gain from their emerging…
Le Point
24 May 13
Hans Kundnani is quoted on the reciprocal relationship between China and Germany.
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Commentary
Time for a strategic pause in EU - Russia relations?
The time has come for the EU to rethink its relationship with its biggest neighbour. Instead of talking about strategic relations with Moscow, the EU should consider a strategic pause.
A sandcastle in the sun: Putin’s first year back in power
Vladimir Putin may still be the most popular politician in Russia, but his system of government is showing certain signs of weakness one year after returning to power.
Think again: European decline
Although it may seem that Europe is down and out as it struggles with multiple crises, things are in fact far, far better than they appear on the surface.
Serbia, Kosovo and the benefits of normalisation
The EU-brokered deal between Serbia and Kosovo settles the most acute dispute in the Balkans and is likely to have an impact on the wider region. Yet it may be too early to declare victory in the Balkans.
Putting an end to the EU autopilot on Georgia
The outcome of last October's parliamentary elections has sent Georgia on a bumpy road of political transition. The EU can help by stepping up its engagement and gain a more impartial foothold in the country.
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