Why Europe needs a new global strategy
Towards a new EU foreign policy
European Power
Luuk van Middelar on global strategy
In the third of three podcasts examining European global strategy ahead of an ECFR paper on the subject, we hear from Luuk van Middelar. …
Third time lucky in Geneva
The E3+3 and Iran met for a third time in Geneva to sign an interim agreement on the future of Iran’s nuclear ambitions. While not perfect, the deal is a springboard for future negotiations and sets a solid foundation for talks between the E3+3 and Iran to continue.
25 Nov
Diplomatic Breakfast: seguridad y estrategia europea
ECFR Madrid inaugura sus “Diplomatic Breakfasts”, dirigidos por Francisco de Borja Lasheras, debatiendo sobre el nuevo informe de ECFR Why Europe needs a new global strategy
25 Nov
Europäische Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik 2013+
Öffentliche Podiumsdiskussion zur Vorstellung des EUISS Yearbook of European Security (YES) sowie des neuen ECFR-Policy Brief Why Europe needs a new Global Strategy
Anthony Giddens on Europe’s global strategy
Anthony Giddens responds to a presentation by Susi Dennison on European global strategy, ahead of an ECFR paper that will examine Europe's place in…
Europe’s self-hating parliament
The Eurosceptics do not support the existence of the EU and by extension they oppose the European Parliament, into which they are seeking election. If, as polls predict, Eurosceptics emerge with strong support, we may see a “self-hating Parliament” that ultimately wants to secure its own abolition.
Bulgaria: students to the rescue
Mistrust is the basic idiom of Bulgarian politics. The prolonged crisis in Bulgaria exposes the bankruptcy of an entire political system in desperate need of renewal.
Susi Dennison on global strategy
Ahead of a paper that ECFR will publish shortly on global strategy, Susi Dennison introduces the paper's headline arguments about Europe's place in a…
18 Nov
Presentación de la revista EAST
¿Qué queda del Sur de Europa? ha sido el tema discutido por Giuseppe Scognamiglio, Andrés Ortega y José Ignacio Torreblanca, durante la presentación en España de la revista de geopolítica EAST