View from Paris: A marginalised voice
France remains hugely concerned by visa liberalisation on Turkey, as deal exposes Franco-German fractures
France remains hugely concerned by visa liberalisation on Turkey, as deal exposes Franco-German fractures
We are currently witnessing deep divisions within and between European societies. What are their driving forces? What are the various perspectives on the series of crises in recent years and how did the European Union contribute to all of this? What can we do to overcome the existing divisions between politics and the European societies? There was indeed much to be talked of in another round of our Berlin Foreign Policy Club
Debata poświęcona kryzysowi uchodźczemu z udziałem międzynarodowych ekspertów
Public debate on the refugee crisis with international experts
Welche politischen Strategien haben wir, um die Fliehkräfte in der EU einzudämmen? Wie können wir tief zu ihren Ursachen vordringen und wie kann Europa wieder zu innerer Stärke und Einheit finden? Eine Diskussion mit Timothy Garton Ash und Norbert Röttgen
Special ECFR dinner on March 7th focussed on European approaches to the refugee crisis with a kick-off statement by the head of the Federal Chancellery Peter Altmaier.
In 2015, of the main migratory routes to Europe by both land and sea, the one through the Western Balkans has been the busiest
A roundtable discussion looking at systemic, economic and political challenges to the refugee crisis
The refugee crisis has altered Europe's and especially Germany's view on North Africa and triggered a renewed interest in cooperation. As part of the Berlin Foreign Policy Club series, our expert Anthony Dworkin presented and discussed his new book “Five years on: A new European agenda for North Africa” with our guests.
Creating safe routes is the best way to enforce borders: a wall without a door is unlikely to stand