Scorecard 2015: The view from Berlin
Driven by a new sense of its own responsibility, Germany has stepped up to take the lead in European foreign policy
European Power
ECFR’s World in 30 Minutes: Scorecard 2015
In this episode of World in 30 Minutes Mark Leonard, Director of ECFR, and the three experts Susi Dennison, Kadri Liik and Jose Ignacio…
European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2015 – Richard Gowan on Chapter 6: Multilateral Issues and Crisis Management
Richard Gowan, ECFR Associate Fellow and author of Chapter 6, believes that there were several crises the EU had to face in 2014. How…
German foreign policy and the EU: Leader by default?
Germany became the leader of Europe’s foreign policy because of circumstance, not through its own design.
Can Poland remain a leader of EU foreign policy?
The Ukraine crisis pushed Poland to the forefront of EU diplomacy, but as Germany stepped up, Poland’s leadership was sidelined
To Brexit or not to Brexit
Roger Liddle, chair of Policy Network and formerly Tony Blair’s special adviser on European policy, Denis MacShane former Minister for Europe and Mark Leonard,…
4 Feb
To Brexit or not to Brexit
What impact will the general election outcome have on Britain’s EU policy?
Scorecard 2015: The view from Sofia
Bulgaria took few foreign policy initiatives in 2014 because of internal troubles, but the country made one tough decision in abandoning the South Stream pipeline project
A Fresh Start for TTIP
Sebastian Dullien, Senior Policy Fellow beim European Council on Foreign Relations und Co-Autor der Publikation “A Fresh Start for TTIP” analysiert die Vor- und…
Germany leads Europe: Jettisoning the status quo
The German question has emerged again, but this time, the answer will depend on whether Germany is willing to embrace its role as an agent of change