Crisis diplomacy and the Russian-Ukrainian war
Germany needs to square the circle between domestic demands for restraint and isolationism and the increasing responsibilities of European leadership
Archive: Feb 2015
17 Feb
Encircled by crises : European Foreign Policy in 2015
Conference in collaboration with ECFR on the occasion of the release of the European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2015
Interview with Joseph Nye
Professor Joseph Nye talks to ECFR Director Mark Leonard about his new book “Is the American Century Over?”
17 Feb
Vorstellung der ECFR European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2015
Öffentliche Podiumsdiskussion anlässlich der Veröffentlichung der Scorecard 2015
Scorecard 2015: Sweden’s hollow victory?
Sweden's second-place ranking in the European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2015 may say more about European weakness than about Swedish success
16 Feb
Black Coffee Morning: Crisis in Yemen
Black Coffee Morning in cooperation with the Center for Applied Research in Partnership with the Orient on the Yemen crisis
A “Soft Alliance”? Russia-China Relations After the Ukraine Crisis
Author of ‘A “Soft Alliance”? Russia-China Relations After the Ukraine Crisis', Alexander Gabuev, and ECFR's China Programme co-ordinator, Thomas König, discuss how Putin sees…
Surveillance, privacy and security
Sir David Omand, a former government intelligence coordinator and director of GCHQ, and Andrew Puddephatt, former director of Article 19 and a leading authority…
13 Feb
Surveillance, privacy and security
Do governments need new powers to stop mobile communications becoming a dangerous new way for terrorists and criminals to conspire?
The Minsk II agreement – The long game
There are more than a few reasons why the Minsk II might fail – and yet it’s still an outcome worth celebrating