View from Berlin: Pushing for robustness
Germany prioritises solidarity on refugees – and isn't willing to wait for others to agree
Human Rights
View from Paris: Clarity, but little boldness
France tows the German line on refugees, but with elections looming seeks to balance openness and firmness
View from Madrid: Welcoming, but worries over capacity
Questions over Spain's ability to absorb migrants grow after Spanish volte-face on quotas
View from Warsaw: Kopacz treads a fine line
With society deeply divided over refugees, the ruling Civic Platform party is under pressure to defend ‘Polish interests’
View from Sofia: Fragile support for quotas
Fragile support for quotas holds in europhile Bulgaria – for now
Refugees pushing Germany to take the lead again
What stands in the way of a bigger German role in the shaping the European response is the effect of intergovernmentalism and the lack of strong ideas with the power to build a core consensus behind them
Genocide, victims and justice: Srebrenica 20 years on
If reconciliation is not possible today, maybe it could come with a generational change
18 Jun
16. Außenpolitische Jahrestagung der Heinrich-Böll Stiftung in Kooperation mit dem ECFR
Am 18. Und 19. Juni 2015 fand in der Heinrich-Böll Stiftung die 16. Außenpolitische Jahrestagung in Partnerschaft mit dem ECFR statt.
The Med migration crisis and Libya’s turmoil
Fiona Mangan, senior programme officer at the US Institute for Peace, and Magda Mughrabi-Talhami, Libya researcher at Amnesty International, on how the EU can intervene peacefully
30 Apr
New Friends, Old Foes: The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and its Foreign Policy-Making
A round table discussion on North Korea's foreign policy ambitions