Avoiding a Pyrrhic victory for Cameron
The Franco-German perspective on the British referendum on the EU
European Power
Has Merkel’s Power Peaked?
German commentators see the first signs of a Kanzlerinnendämmerung as approval rates for the chancellor decrease.
Europe’s Entanglement with Asia Minor
The challenge of Syria could become an opportunity for Germany to define its position in the terms of a well-understood European interest
Has the refugee crisis pushed Britain one step closer to a “Brexit”?
The refugee crisis will make the campaign to keep Britain in Europe much more complicated to win.
Welcome to New York!
It's not easy being a European in the Big Apple ahead of UN General Assembly
Ten home truths on Europe’s refugee crisis
ECFR experts highlight ten key areas of attention for policy makers dealing with the refugee crisis
Divided Poland faces foreign policy crossroads
The refugee crisis has brought to a head simmering divisions within Polish society – with potentially far reaching consequences
If Europe wants people to stop drowning, it needs to let them fly
Scrapping an outdated EU directive that bars refugees from flying could save thousands of lives and break the smuggling economy.
Navel-gazing Spain
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy’s foreign policy, together with former Prime Minister José Luis Zapatero’s, removes the country from the international arena
The EU’s migration policy divide: Test case for European cohesion
Analysis of the attitudes of different EU countries to a range of measures on the refugee crisis