Hungary’s migrant quota referendum: Never let a good crisis go to waste
A likely ‘no’ vote in Hungary’s legally questionable referendum will provide ammunition for Orbán’s battle with Brussels
European Elections
8 Mar
Black Coffee Morning: “Parteiendämmerung – Politischer Wandel in Spanien”
What does the lack of clear majorities mean for Spanish politics and the EU? How can developments in other EU member states help to explain potential repercussions of the current crisis on the Spanish party system? Black Coffee Morning with José Ignacio Torreblanca and Olaf Wientzek
Changing course? Foreign policy in Poland after the elections
Law and Justice's strongly sovereignist, and occasional nationalistic, leanings may lead the party from the centrist foreign policy course that it has pledged
Poland’s choice: the day after
Law and Justice’s landslide election victory is an unprecedented moment for Polish democracy
Poland’s parliamentary election: the ultimate explainer
Poland votes this weekend, with the Law and Justice party widely expected to win. What are the big isuses dominating the election?
27 May
Governance in der Eurozone: Brexit, Grexit – Ex-it?!
A round table discussion on Germany's role in keeping Great Britain and Greece in the EU
11 May
Analysing the General Election results and their possible consequences on EU-UK relations
Which direction will the new goverment take Britain in?
The British problem – View from the Capitals
The heads of five of our national offices explain their national perspectives on a possible Brexit
The incurable European
Diplomat Robert Cooper, UK PSC Ambassador Angus Lapsley and ECFR's Susi Dennison, explore where and how the UK has influenced European foreign policy decision making in 2014
Greece, Europe, and the sovereignty axis
Europe is being reshaped around an axis of nationalism and sovereignty and Greece is just the beginning