Heavy Metal Diplomacy: Russia’s Political Use of its Military in Europe since 2014
How the Kremlin uses its military as an instrument of coercive diplomacy
How the Kremlin uses its military as an instrument of coercive diplomacy
What next?
Come cambierà la relazione?
The new axis between Trump’s America, Putin’s Russia, and European populists represents a toxic mix for the liberal order in Europe.
Donald Trump's presidency will be the end of global politics as we know it. Fredrik Wesslau, Director of ECFR's Wider Europe Programme and senior policy…
The seemingly innocuous initiative to restore economic relations between Kyiv and Moscow is really Russia's latest move against the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement
Jakie wnioski płyną z ostatnich trzech lat ukraińskiej transformacji i procesu mińskiego dla Unii Europejskiej?
What are implications for the EU from the last three years of Ukraine’s transformation and the Minsk process?
This event examined how the European Union can manage its new reality of a contested Eastern neighbourhood, including Ukrainian reform efforts and ongoing open disagreement with Russia
Trump’s worldview is viewed as more likely to accommodate Russia’s ‘spheres of influence’ but his unpredictability is as much a worry for the Kremlin as it is for others