18 Nov
Presentación de la revista EAST
¿Qué queda del Sur de Europa? ha sido el tema discutido por Giuseppe Scognamiglio, Andrés Ortega y José Ignacio Torreblanca, durante la presentación en España de la revista de geopolítica EAST
European Power
18 Nov
Inteligentny wzrost – jak Europa i Polska mogą zyskać na kryzysie?
Warszawskie Biuro ECFR zaprasza na debatę zorganizowaną wspólnie z Fundacją Heinricha Bölla. Spotkanie będzie okazją do rozmowy nt. wyzwań stojących przed gospodarką związanych z transformacją do “zielonej ekonomii”. Czy będzie to szansa czy zagrożenie dla gospodarki Polski i Europy?
The World in 30 minutes – Iran negotiations, Vilnius summit and China Plenum
Mark Leonard talks to François Godement and Andrew Wilson about Iran and French foreign policy, the upcoming Eastern Partnership summit in Vilnius, and the…
International justice and the prevention of atrocities
What place should the international community give to justice and accountability in its response to conflicts involving mass atrocities? A new ECFR project analyses a series of cases where international efforts to end conflict have taken different approaches to justice
A Westphalia moment at Geneva?
The most problematic component of political and strategic competition in the MENA region has been the cultivation and manipulation of sectarian agendas. The Geneva meetings over Iran's nuclear programme, however, may prove to be the beginning of the end to the region’s most troublesome conflict.
French resistance to a deal with Iran: un petit problème?
Fingers are pointing to the French for stalling a joint statement between the E3+3 and Iran over its nuclear programme. But there's still room to remain positive about the pace at which diplomacy can come to fruition in these talks.
What we are reading – ECFR’s Book Club
ECFR experts discuss interesting and thought-provoking books and articles: Financialisation – The Economics of Finance Capital Domination by Thomas I. Palley, Cypherpunks…
The NSA and the weakness of American power
The public outrage that the NSA has spawned could be more damaging to the transatlantic relationship than the Iraq war was a decade ago. The real toxicity of the NSA revelations is that they replace a sense of shared values with deep public mistrust on both sides of the Atlantic.
The World in 30 minutes – the NSA revelations
What do Edward Snowden's revelations about the extent of US espionage ambitions mean for Europe? Bookshelf recommendations: Financialisation – The Economics of…
28 Oct
The Euro Government
European current architecture has shown its weaknesses and today everybody seems aware of this. To overcome the crisis, we now need a real breakthrough which will enable Europe to come back as a global actor.