Surveillance, privacy, and security: Europe’s confused response to Snowden
Europe needs to work towards new rules for digital surveillance
Human Rights
No Shortage of Potential Work for International Peacekeepers in 2015
Using international stabilization forces to restore order in Libya, Syria or Nigeria, let alone two or more at once, in 2015 will prove to be a daunting task
28 Nov
Coffee Morning with Anthony Dworkin
Discussion of ECFR's policy paper “International Justice and the Prevention of Atrocity”
EU solidarity abandoned on Mediterranean shores
In the face of the deaths of thousands of migrants, the response of EU states has been chaotic and disjointed at best.
Where has good old Britain gone?
While the UK used to be on the forefront of human rights, David Cameron's party is poised to change this dramatically with talks of withdrawing from the European Convention on Human Rights
International Justice and the Prevention of Atrocity
The EU needs a more coherent approach to international justice
23 Sep
Project “New Turkey” – its implications for the EU
What Erdoğan's victory in the presidential election means for Turkey and its relations with EU?
23 Sep
Project “New Turkey” – its implications for the EU
Co wybór Erdogana na prezydenta Turcji oznacza dla tego kraju i jego relacji z UE?
Europe turns to the ICC on Syria – a sign of hopelessness?
The EU's call to refer Syria to the International Criminal Court stands as a reminder of how few options the EU has
31 Mar
Elections in Turkey: What to expect?
John Peet, Elif Shafak and Dimitar Bechev will discuss the upcoming elections in Turkey, and how their outcome will affect the political development of a country poised on the precipice of turbulent change.