Citizens seem to have a growing need to see that their views are taken seriously – including in foreign policy
Pawel Zerka presents in his op-ed six arguments in support of taking better account of public opinion – notably through polls and surveys – in shaping foreign policy
Pawel Zerka sat down with The Europe Desk podcast to discuss the ECFR Cohesion Monitor’s latest report
Cohesion in the EU was stronger in 2019 than at any time since 2007
Cohesion deserves to be rehabilitated as an equally important objective
If we remain focused, the covid-19 crisis has the chance of being the one that makes Europe, instead of breaking it, writes Pawel Zerka in this op-ed
One can get the impression that, on the threshold of Biden’s presidency, Poles want to believe in the possibility of returning to the past
Piotr Buras and Paweł Zerka discuss Poles’ opinions about the US
While almost all EU member states consider defense cooperation with the UK to be important, Britain, in turn, is less enthusiastic
Ulrike Franke and Rafael Loss describe in their article how future UK-EU relations can look like
Recent research by the European Council on Foreign Relations suggests the U.K. won’t be able to airbrush Europe out so easily.
Bloomberg refers to the results of the EU Coalition Explorer UK Special
Rafael Loss contributes an essay on “The added value of European coalitions: past, present, and future” to the latest based on EU Coalition Explorer work.
Beyond the doom and gloom that has dominated media coverage of the EU in recent years, there is another story to tell: the story of a strong and resilient European cohesion
Based on the Rethink:Europe data projects, Jana Puglierin sheds light in her paper on the interdependence of European solidarity, European cohesion and a European public sphere
