Ukraine’s frozen political crisis
The traditional method of postponing a problem and freezing a crisis isn’t going to work this time
Wider Europe Forum
Bosnia-Herzegovina’s EU Candidacy: Symbolic or Substantive?
For most ordinary Bosnians and Herzegovinians, the announcement, much as its apparent execution, has been a genuine surprise—and not an altogether pleasant one either.
Why more protests won’t bring about a Russian colour revolution
Why the Russian government remains resilient in the face of popular protest
Ukraine’s revolving door of reform and corruption
A spate of reformer resignations in Ukraine sounds alarm bells on corruption
Azerbaijan: Approaching crisis point
Collapsing oil prices are hastening the moment of reckoning for the tottering Azerbaijani political and economic system
Ukraine’s reforms: a lesson for the EU in Kyrgyzstan?
Thoughtless EU aid policies in corruption-ridden Kyrgyz may hinder rather than help
Georgia’s Gazprom mystery
Georgian energy minister's flirtation with Gazprom raises questions over transparency in Tblisi
9 Dec
Eurasia Roundtable
In a small group of experts, we discussed the new Eurasian Economic Union and the Chinese One Belt, One Road Initiative and their impacts and potentials for the EU
Protests in Podgorica – where is Montenegro headed?
Division amongst Montenegro’s opposition parties helps maintain vicious circle of bad governance
Kosovo’s political impasse and the limits of EU’s ‘creative ambiguity’ approach
Kosovo is facing a major internal political stalemate for the second time in less than two years