View from Sofia: Fragile support for quotas
Fragile support for quotas holds in europhile Bulgaria – for now
Human Rights
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
Humanitarian emergency in the Mediterranean: ECFR Scorecard briefing
This week, a number of ECFR’s Council members released a public statement, adding their voices to the dismay across Europe at the recent surge…
Prominent Europeans call for immediate action in the Mediterranean
Migration is a complex problem that needs a comprehensive and long-term approach, but the first priority for European leaders must be to stop the…
(Limited) freedom of movement
The EU must not confuse the subjects of counter-terrorism and migration
Pressing Europeans on Defence: A US Power Play
American UN ambassador Samantha Power explains why the EU needs to up its contributions to global UN peacekeeping
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
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