19 Jun
What does Ukraine think about Europe? And why?
For this edition of our lecture series 'Europe seen from the Outside', we speak with Hanna Hopko, Head of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Ukrainian Parliament.
Eastern Partnership
The great unravelling: four doomsday scenarios for Europe’s Russia policy
There is no room for complacency in Europe’s stance towards Russia and Ukraine
15 Jun
Comida de trabajo sobre Ucrania
El pasado 15 de junio, la oficina de ECFR en Madrid organizó una comida de trabajo sobre Ucrania con un grupo de jóvenes periodistas y activistas ucranianos.
Kaliningrad: From boomtown to battle-station
The deployment of Iskander missiles in Kaliningrad has raised fears in Europe that the territory is becoming Russia's key battle-station
Donbas: Beyond war
Beyond the headlines, what is the human cost of the war in the Donbas?
How to put Crimea back on the European agenda
Three years since annexation, Crimea remains in limbo and there are few diplomatic initiatives for its return to Ukraine. Can a working group of committed parties put Crimea back on Europe's agenda?
14 Mar
How to engage with separatist territories in Europe’s East?
How should Europe engage with the separatist authorities and people living in these territories?
Democracy on the block: How the ECHR saved Georgia’s free press
The Georgian Dream may still have future, but to win back credibility, they have to learn from the Rustavi2 case and realise that they are accountable to the people who voted for them
6 Mar
Дискусия “Влиянието на Русия в Европа”
Европейският съвет за външна политика – София организира публично представяне на доклада „Хевиметъл дипломация. Как Русия използва политически своята военна сила в Европа след 2014“ на д-р Марк Галеоти, страши анализатор в Европейски съвет за външна политика. Събитието се проведе в София на 6 март 2017 г. (понеделник), 14:00 – 16:00 ч. в хотел Радисън, площад “Народно събрание” № 4, София
Berlin: Ukraine’s last ally standing?
Russian advance and US withdrawal could see Ukraine ever more dependent on continued German support