Of peace, war, and think tanks
The outcome of the Shangri-La Dialogue raises questions about the role of think tanks in diplomacy
Archive: Jun 2014
Abdul Rahman Alageli on Libya’s transition
Abdul Rahman Alageli explains why the Libyan state is a challenge to an effective democratic transition, and why the country may be better off…
6 Jun
Diplomatic Breakfast – Balcanes, con Robert Wilton (OSCE)
Desayuno diplomático con Robert Wilton, Deputy Head de la OSCE en Albania, en el que se discutió sobre la situación actual en Albania, Kosovo y la región
Giuseppe Scognamiglio on the Ukraine crisis
Will economic self interest in Europe and Russia be enough to defuse the crisis over Ukraine, and why Catherine Ashton's appearance in Geneva is…
Rage against the machine: the rise of anti-politics across Europe
Can politicians ever win back the trust of the Eurosceptic voters who turned out in disproportionate numbers?
5 Jun
Can the Chocolate King bring the Ukrainian Economy back on track?
Has the Euromaidan movement made a lasting dent in Ukraine’s economy? What measures can be taken to mitigate the effects of political upheaval? And what can we expect from the man known as the Chocolate King?
Who rules in Europe?
The European Union is facing a crisis of democracy. Will we choose the future or the past?
4 Jun
¿Quién gobierna en Europa? Reconstruir a la democracia, recuperar a la ciudadanía
Presentación del nuevo libro de José Ignacio Torreblanca
4 Jun
Crisi in Libia: cosa deve fare l’Europa
Alla presenza del Vice Ministro degli Affari Esteri e Consigliere ECFR Lapo Pistelli, ne discutiamo con Mattia Toaldo, Policy Fellow del programma Middle East and North Africa di ECFR, alla luce del rapporto ECFR “A European agenda to support Libya’s transition”.
4 Jun
The Libyan crisis: what shall Europe do
While it is up to Libyans to choose their leaders and representatives – Europe’s ability to influence the transition in Libya is strong and should be used more effectively