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
Ukraine
How should Europe respond to Russia? The Italian view
The Ukraine crisis has marked a gradual structural shift in Italian foreign policy towards Russia
How should Europe respond to Russia? The Polish view
The crisis in Ukraine is not about the rights of ethnic Russians, but rather Moscow's desire to destabilise Ukraine and re-establish strategic control of the region
Richard Giragosian on Armenia and Azerbaijan
What does the Ukraine conflict mean for Armenia and Azerbaijan? Richard Giragosian gives reasons for both concern and optimism in the South Caucasus…
After Ukraine’s elections, Russia has few good options
Ukraine’s parliamentary elections and the polls held in the self-proclaimed eastern republics have lessened the chances for compromise
The conflict that will not freeze
Continuous military confrontation in Eastern Ukraine has grave implications for Europe as well as for Ukraine
10 Nov
Armenia & Azerbaijan: the Ukraine effect
Following the Ukraine crisis where now for EU policy on Armenia and Azerbaijan?
The Finlandisation of Ukraine
Influential voices are pushing for the Finlandisation of Ukraine, but this proposal ignores both the actual experience of Finland with the Soviet Union and the real causes of the present crisis with the Kremlin.
ECFR highlights: Russia and Ukraine – the view from Helsinki
Finland's Foreign Minister, Erkki Tuomioja, gives his assessment of the current situation between Russia and Ukraine, and the role of the EU
Francisco de Borja Lasheras sobre las consecuencias de la crisis de Ucrania
Ponencia de Francisco de Borja Lasheras, director adjunto de ECFR Madrid, en la Universidad del País Vasco el pasado 29 de octubre de 2014