Why non-recognition matters in Crimea
Europe will need to be in for the long-haul on non-recognition of Russia's annexation
Wider Europe
No stability under occupation in Crimea
Two years on from annexation, Russia's control of Crimea remains fraught with the difficulties
17 Mar
Moskwa, Waszyngton i Damaszek: czy współpraca jest rzeczywiście możliwa?
Debata publiczna pt. “Moskwa, Waszyngton i Damaszek: czy współpraca jest rzeczywiście możliwa?” oraz seminarium eksperckie „Transatlantycka strategia wobec Rosji 2016”.
Conditions for Central Asians in Russia boost radicalism
Developing better conditions and better social environment for migrants in Russia is essential in tackling this trend
View from Warsaw: Keeping a low profile
With a worsening international reputation, Poland has been strikingly quiet on the recent refugee deal
View from Sofia: Geography lessons
The closure of the Aegean route for migrants may put new pressure on the Bulgarian border
The EU Turkey deal: fair and feasible?
Potentially unrealistic vows on readmissions and relocation leave plenty of questions unanswered ahead of EU Council
View from Paris: A marginalised voice
France remains hugely concerned by visa liberalisation on Turkey, as deal exposes Franco-German fractures
View from London: A victory for British logic
The new focus on outsourcing and readmission may tick the boxes needed for London to strengthen its involvement
View from Berlin: The morning after the night before
The Chancellor remains committed to the deal, despite the headline-grabbing electoral performance of anti-immigration rivals