Russia and non-proliferation: A concession that never was
Russia's recent announcement that it plans to build two new nuclear plants in Iran prompts concern that it is walking away from non-proliferation efforts
Wider Europe
Euro Maidan must not become another Orange Revolution
One year after the start of the demonstrations, an eye witness assesses what has changed in Ukraine
Are we back to 1914, 1938, 1945 or 1989?
Ten years ago, the consensus was that the Cold War was ancient history, but recent events in the Ukraine make clear that it is not as distant of a memory as it once seemed
21 Nov
BCM: The new European Disorder
Discussion on new ECFR publication on current state of EU
The New European Disorder
The EU cannot hope to transform Russia, but it should be aware of the price of secluding it
Towards Greater Europe through humanitarian cooperation?
Has the crisis in Ukraine completely erased the idea of Greater Europe from the agendas of politicians and analysts?
How should Europe respond to Russia? The German view
Germany’s willingness to enter into dialogue is explained by the fact that it feels a special responsibility towards Russia stemming from complicated history
How should Europe respond to Russia? The Finnish view
The EU must remain unified in its approach to Russia, and must defend the sovereignty and territorial integrity of its eastern partners
How should Europe respond to Russia? The Spanish view
Spain's cautious approach regarding the Ukraine crisis is rooted in a complex cluster of factors, including geographic distance and economic ties with Russia
How should Europe respond to Russia? The Italian view
The Ukraine crisis has marked a gradual structural shift in Italian foreign policy towards Russia