Brexit has broken the UK, but can it mend Europe?
As the Conservative Party works to find a new leader, Brexit has never been further out of the UK's grasp. Has Brexit made any real progress?
Commentary
A framework for European-Russian cooperation in Syria
If European-Russian cooperation is to move forward in Syria both sides need to settle for an outcome that delivers less than what they currently seek
ECFR mourns the loss of Albert Rohan
Founding Council Member Albert Rohan has passed away at the age of 83
Zelenskiy in Donbas
Volodymyr Zelenskiy needs to invest resources and display openess towards the Donbas region's residents.
Washington’s illusory plan for Israel-Palestine
The United States is set to propose an economic plan for Israel-Palestine, spearheaded by Jared Kushner, on 25 and 26 June in Bahrain, where Gulf Arab states will discuss the troubled Palestinian economy
A tribunal for ISIS fighters?
The goal of establishing an international tribunal to prosecute ISIS fighters is gaining momentum in European capitals, however, whether this aspiration can be translated into a credible policy remains to be seen
European cohesion and the Visegrád group: The importance of hearts and minds
Where structural cohesion increases but individual cohesion declines, Euroscepticism can still thrive. The Visegrad countries need to invest in people's European experiences
The end of monogamy in Europe?
With two thirds of Europeans voting for a pro-European party, the big challenge now is for the political groups to move beyond their status quo ways of working
In search of “business not as usual” with Russia
Europe needs to start reconceptualising its relationship with Russia. Here’s how it can do this
The future of Palestine: Youth views on the two-state paradigm
A quarter of a century on from the Oslo Peace Accords, young Palestinian writers share their views on the future of the two-state solution