Macron’s Foreign Policy: Claiming the tradition
Macron’s inexperience means he needs to reassure the electorate that he can manage the national security state
European Power
Germany, not China, will be Donald Trump’s enemy number one
Donald Trump's government is increasingly taking aim at Germany – it is time for Berlin to acknowledge the potential danger
ECFR Discussion: US Foreign Policy and the Trump Administration
With Kurt Volker, Executive Director, McCain Institute Chaired by Anthony Dworkin, Senior Policy Fellow, ECFR President Donald Trump has been in office for more…
Brexit, Trump, France: third time unlucky?
A tumultuous election season has stirred up France's political landscape. While Macron seems likely to win, he needs to do so convincingly to create new stability.
ECFR Discussion: Crisis management in the new world order
This workshop, organised with the Embassy of the Netherlands in London, discusses crisis management in Africa in the age of Trump and Brexit. With:…
28 Apr
Continuity or Change: Crisis management in the new world order
How can the EU ease looming famines, prevent conflicts and stabilise in trouble-spots such as Mali?
Trump’s poisoned TTIP chalice
The prospect of reopening trade talks with the US puts the European Union in an invidious position
Bordering on crisis: Europe, Africa, and a new approach to crisis management
Taking early steps to tackle humanitarian crises is a chance to show the EU has not entirely lost a sense of strategic purpose and that it is able to meet moral
27 Apr
Dealing with Discontinuity
Foresight seminar on the future of EU policy making
27 Apr
After Erdogan’s win and Brexit: What are the Prospects for a UK-Turkey Partnership with the EU?
Can a more collusive Turkey-UK relationship benefit the two governments and improve their negotiating positions?