The Panama Papers show how corruption really works in Russia
Whereas in many countries corruption is the means by which elites turn their power into money, in Russia it is the other way around
Wider Europe
Ukraine: The case for ‘voor’
Ahead of the Dutch Ukraine referendum, ECFR co-chair Carl Bildt makes the case for greater integration and cooperation with Europe's eastern neighbour
How not to talk with Russia
Some argue that Russia has been treated “as more than equal”, but in Moscow's view it is doomed to remain a peripheral power in a NATO/EU dominated world
Kaliningrad: Russia’s stagnant enclave
On 1 April, Kaliningrad’s special economic zone privileges expire, meaning that it will lose its right to duty-free trade and will have to stand on its own two feet
Beyond the Minsk Agreements
Why and how a combined UN/EU peacekeeping mission could disentangle the Donbas conundrum
An end to isolation?
The EU-Turkey deal offers the promise of ending Ankara's international isolation, but the scepticism of domestic politicians may prove problematic
The ICTY: A Model for Justice or an Anomaly?
Julian Borger, world affairs editor for The Guardian, and Philippe Sands QC, professor of law at UCL, discuss the ICTY and its efficacy
How EU conditionality is helping to transform Ukraine
Despite war, and political and economic uncertainty, Ukraine has made remarkable progress since its revolution in fundamentally reforming its state
The Yugoslavia War Crimes Tribunal: A Model for Justice or an Anomaly?
Listen on Mixcloud What does the ICTY’s track record suggest about the future direction and potential of the…
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The Yugoslavia War Crimes Tribunal: A Model for Justice or an Anomaly?
Has the ICYT been effective in delivering justice?