What has changed for Putin and Russia?
Thomas Graham and Andrei Soldatov will discuss the internal dynamics and contradictions of the Russian regime and their implications on the country’s actions and interests in the international arena
Thomas Graham and Andrei Soldatov will discuss the internal dynamics and contradictions of the Russian regime and their implications on the country’s actions and interests in the international arena
Petit déjeuner-débat au Sénat consacré aux enjeux des prochaines élections européennes.
While the discussion will focus on Israel and Iran's respective perceptions and policies, Ali Ansari and Nadav Eyal will also touch on how these play out in regional developments and notably the Syria conflict.
Una valutazione della politica estera dell'Ue e degli stati membri
The ECFR Rome office, in partnership with the EC Representation to Italy, will present the findings and conclusions of the third edition of ECFR European Foreign Policy Scorecard
The basis for a two-state solution has been eroded almost to the point of collapse making a political breakthrough more urgent than ever. But how can Europe generate new momentum for Palestinian statehood?
The rise of anti-EU populism in both European South and North and the dramatic decrease of trust into the EU among the citizens – how the new instruments of Eurozone governance could stop lacking democratic legitimacy?
The political transitions in North Africa appear to be faltering, with the early stages of democracy showing the dangers of political competition as much as its benefits. But what are the prospects for pluralistic politics in the region?
discussion event on new Chinese leadership and foreign policy with Yan Xuetong, one of the authors of ECFR´s China 3.0
Professor Yan Xuetong, one of the most high profile foreign policy experts in China,and Mark Leonard will reflect on how China’s foreign policy will change under the new political leadership