After the Ukraine crisis, the EU saw a lot of its own mistakes and managed to respond unanimously but what are its possible future moves? This question was addressed during our discussion with ivan Krastev and Maria Lipman in Sofia
As the European order shifts, the EU has a chance to rethink its strategy and objectives
Juan Ruitiña interviews Borja Lasheras on the reforms in the Ukraine and the effectiveness of Minks II
The EU’s bid for observer status at the Arctic Council may not yet be nearing a successful conclusion – especially if Russia has its way
ECFR's Policy Fellow and Associate Director of the Madrid office, Francisco de Borja Lasheras, interviews Yehven Fedchenko, the director of the Mohyla School of…
Europe’s new Energy Union aims at securing European energy supply – but, if not from Russia, where will Europe obtain its gas?
ECFR's Policy Fellow and Associate Director of the Madrid office, Francisco de Borja Lasheras, and Hanna Hopko, former Maidan activist and now member of…
Greece does not rule out the possibility of vetoing new sanctions on Russia, but its foreign policy will likely remain aligned with that of the EU and NATO
Russia's artistic and cultural sphere is coming under attack, as the government tries to use the arts to ensure loyalty to the regime
Podcast du BCM Russie-Chine organisé dans les locaux de l'ECFR le lundi 30 mars avec François Godement et Alexander Gabuev