No country for old moderates
The Dutch election has been interpreted as a victory for moderates over populists. But there are worrying signs hidden in the results.
Cohesion & Governance
The future shape of Europe: How the EU can bend without breaking
A critical mass of countries agree on the need for more flexible cooperation, but what could it look like?
Wilders’ 10 year plan
While Geert Wilders enjoys presenting himself as the next prime minister, in reality he is playing a longer game.
Views from the Capitals: Europe prepares for Article 50
In advance of the triggering of Article 50, ECFR sets out the red lines and potential vulnerabilities of member states to UK negotiating tactics on Brexit
Scenarios for Europe: Deciphering Juncker’s White Paper
What future for Europe does Jean Claude Juncker want?
2 Mar
Polarisation & Populism: What are the values of the new political tribes?
After the Brexit referendum and the US Presidential election, what do we know about changing attitudes towards values, institutions, immigration, and the environment? What are the new tribes of modern politics – and how can politicians reach them?
European defence and the two per cent mantra
The best route to improved European defence capabilities is to build on the patchwork of co-operation that already exists – with Germany at its centre
A potted history of EU referendums
EU-related referendums have a much better track record than the calamities of 2016 suggest
Britain Steps Into a Deglobalising World
The trend for integration of global markets has softened and might soon even revert, which will force nation-states to rethink their trade strategies
The era of Mutual Assured Disruption
The five forces that are 'liquidising' global security