Dutch drama over Greek crisis
The Greek crisis may have claimed an unexpected new victim: Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte
European Power
Europe unchained: new realities for external energy policy
New foreign policy developments – including the Iran deal – may help free Europe from the shackles of Russian energy dependence
Wider Europe – Summer Reading
ECFR's Wider Europe team recommend eight books for you to delve into this summer
Mattia Toaldo on Britain and the migration crisis
ECFR's Mattia Toaldo speaks at BBC Radio 2's Jeremy Vine Show about how other EU countries deal with asylum seekers and how Britain compared…
The energy-security nexus in south-east Europe
Connecting the energy islands in south-east Europe will help build a region that can act as a strategic partner for the EU in the broader energy-security nexus
World in 30 Minutes – Brexit: What Would ‘Out’ Mean?
ECFR's director Mark Leonard presents the highlights of the recent ECFR event 'What would 'out' mean?' Taking part in the discussion are Bernard Jenkin,…
Borja Lasheras interviews ukrainian expert on judicial reform, Mykhailo Zhernakov
Francisco de Borja Lasheras interviews ukrainian expert on judicial reform, Mykhailo Zhernakov …
Is Europe losing Ukraine?
As Germany's politicians return to their constituencies, a summer of resentment against Europe is brewing in Ukraine
The clash of European democracies
Europe needs greater political consensus and increased convergence or rapprochement between its different societies
Russian soft power in action: South Ossetia’s wandering ‘border’
Russian encroachments on the Georgian border show its disorienting and demoralising soft power in action