Why Crimea matters
The annexation of Crimea could begin the dissolution of the western-led international order
The annexation of Crimea could begin the dissolution of the western-led international order
The premise of an international order defined by the West and shared by the rest has been shown to be faulty
How have recent events in Crimea affected the Ukrainian position on energy? What would be the energy implications of a federalisation of Ukraine? And in the run-up to the next European Council in June, focusing on energy security, what should the EU do to help?
The May elections will once again be dominated by the East-West question, with the usual suspects as front runners
Międzynarodowa konferencja na temat stosunków UE-Rosja zorganizowana przez warszawskie biuro ECFR we współpracy z Centrum Polsko-Rosyjskiego Dialogu i Porozumienia (CPRDIP)
The conference about EU-Russia relations organised by ECFR Warsaw jointly with the Centre for Polish-Russian Dialogue and Understanding (CPRDIP)
After the AK Party of Prime Minister Erdogan's strong showing in recent local elections, despite fears about his increasingly autocratic style, what next for…
Europe should keep a firewall between nuclear talks with Iran and the standoff over Ukraine with Russia
In the second of two podcasts examining possible sanctions against Vladimir Putin's Russia, following Moscow's actions in Crimea, Timothy Ash looks at the possible…
John Peet, Elif Shafak and Dimitar Bechev will discuss the upcoming elections in Turkey, and how their outcome will affect the political development of a country poised on the precipice of turbulent change.