Increased focus on climate change and immigration more likely to “influence the debate” ahead of European Parliament elections
Pawel Zerka comments on the results of the latest ECFR poll conducted ahead of the European elections
Media mentions – Unlock
If the West expects “southern” countries to recognise this European war [the war in Ukraine] as a global problem, they must also be allowed a say in the solution
Hannes Swoboda analyses the results of ECFR’s recent opinion poll in Der Standard
A poll by ECFR showed that in Europe, the war is increasingly seen not as an attack on a neighboring country but as an assault on an entire continent
Caroline de Gruyter refers to ECFR’s Unlock poll in her article “Ukraine’s War Has Finally Made Europe a Home”
These leaders face very divided electorates, but these public opinions have rarely been so consensual on the feeling of the Russian threat
Susi Dennison assesses the impact of internal politics on international relations in Europe and in the US
The findings of the poll suggest that European public opinion is shifting, and that the toughest days may lie ahead
Ivan Krastev and Mark Leonard are quoted from the “Peace versus Justice” report
[Marine Le Pen] is still seen as an eternal outcast, somebody who never played a government role
Pawel Zerka commenting on far-right political parties and presenting results from ECFR’s poll on EU’s transatlantic relations
Italy could draw on its G20 Presidency to relaunch its relationship with Washington . But Rome will need a solid government to do so.
Marta Dassù’s op-ed on the relations between Biden’s America and its European allies, with reference to the results of ECFR’s latest survey
One can get the impression that, on the threshold of Biden’s presidency, Poles want to believe in the possibility of returning to the past
Piotr Buras and Paweł Zerka discuss Poles’ opinions about the US