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
European Power
Analysing the General Election results
Jacqueline Minor, Peter Wilding, Professor Sara Hobolt and ECFR's Mark Leonard analyse which direction the new government may take Britain
Germany does not expect a pro-active Britain
The UK elections have not solved the British question for Europe, and thus the German headache will remain
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
ECFR’s World in 30 Minutes: The results of the British elections and its consequences
ECFR's director Mark Leonard speaks to Silvia Francescon, head of ECFR's Rome office, Josef Janning, senior policy fellow from ECFR's Berlin office, and Piotr…
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.
12 May
José I. Torreblanca participa en un debate sobre el nuevo panorama político en España
Debate sobre la irrupción de Podemos en la política española en el Rectorado de la UNED
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 eccentric Cameron
During the last four years, Cameron has performed all kinds of juggling acts to simultaneously keep three balls in the air with two hands