Looking outwards: Expanding Europe’s energy policy
Reconciling the external and internal aspects of the Energy Union is vital for its future
Wider Europe
23 Jul
EU in a changing global environment: what next for EU’s neighbours
International round table discussion with think-tank representatives in the framework of EU’s Global Foreign Policy Strategy Review and the review of the European Neighbourhood Policy with the participation of Federica Mogherini
One year after MH17: the Kremlin’s responsibility
The accidental firing on the airliner by Russian air-defence missiles are the most conceivable explanation to the downing of MH17
Borja Lasheras: “la UE y Rusia tras Ucrania”
Intervención de Francisco de Borja Lasheras en el curso de verano UNED Guadalajara: “la UE y Rusia tras Ucrania”…
Repairing the legacy of the AKP’s pan-Islamism
Four years after embarking on its quest to become the hegemon of the Middle East, Turkey has ended up virtually friendless in the region
Russia’s gas pipeline strategy and Europe’s alternatives
Russia’s pipeline strategy and the threat to gas supplies pose real challenges, but instead of focusing on real diversification, the Commission has to mediate the negotiations and be the ‘financial broker’
Berlin and the Minsk trap
Almost five months on since Minsk II was agreed, it is clear that none of the early conditions have been met
3 Jul
BCM sur la vision russe de la Route de la Soie
BCM sur la vision russe de la Route de la Soie le 3 juillet à 8h30
Voices on Ukraine, voices of Ukraine part 10 – Olexiy Haran
Vessela Tcherneva interviews Professor Olexiy Haran on the current challenges in Eastern Ukraine and future prospects
Armenia: approaching the precipice
Amid a wave of mounting protests the over-confident and ever-arrogant Armenian government is locked in an escalating and tense standoff with thousands of ever more resolute and empowered youth activists