16 Jun
El futuro de la cooperación hispano-lusa en seguridad y defensa
ECFR y el Real Instituto Elcano debatieron acerca de los retos de la cooperación en seguridad y defensa de España y Portugal
EU instruments
What TTIP deal does Europe want?
On TTIP, the EU must choose between ambition and momentum, but make sure it secures a deal it can ratify at home
ECFR’s World in 30 Minutes: Sanctions
ECFR's director Mark Leonard speaks to Gerald Knaus, chairman and founder of the European Stability Initiative, Andrew Wilson, senior policy fellow at ECFR…
The Med migration crisis and Libya’s turmoil
Fiona Mangan, senior programme officer at the US Institute for Peace, and Magda Mughrabi-Talhami, Libya researcher at Amnesty International, on how the EU can intervene peacefully
19 May
Berlin Foreign Policy Club: Auf dem Weg zu einer europäischen Armee?
Gesprächsrunde zum Thema Europäische Sicherheits- und Verteidigungspolitk
18 May
European Security and the War in Ukraine
A conference held – in cooperation with the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Berlin – on European Defense and Security Policy in the context of the war in Ukraine
Migration and the Mediterranean
The EU's latest moves on migration still do not make clear that it is ready for the fundamental decisions that are necessary
13 May
A fresh start for the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
To which extent can Bulgaria win or lose from the signing of TTIP? Is the criticism against it populism? Are there concrete elements of the agreement from which Bulgaria can truly benefit? These questions will be addressed during the discussion, organised by ECFR – Sofia
12 May
China’s infrastructure alliances
A discussion on China's preference to forming infrastructure alliances as a foreign policy tool.
The implications of TTIP
Colin Crouch, Professor at Warwick University, Josef Janning and Hans Kundnani take a look at what factors the European Commission should consider in order to make the TTIP work for everyone