Experts & Staff
Marie Dumoulin

Marie Dumoulin

Director, Wider Europe programme

Areas of expertise

Europe's Eastern neighbourhood, Russia, protracted conflicts

Languages

French, English, German, Russian, Arabic

Biography

Marie Dumoulin is the director of the Wider Europe programme at the European Council on Foreign Relations.

Prior to joining ECFR, Dumoulin worked as a French career diplomat. She held a number of positions in French diplomatic missions abroad, e.g. in Turkmenistan, Algeria, Germany, and was seconded to the German Foreign Ministry during the German OSCE Chairmanship. Dumoulin worked with the policy planning staff (CAPS) and headed the Russia and Eastern Europe Department of the French Foreign Ministry. She has extensive experience with settlement processes of protracted conflicts in Europe’s Eastern neighbourhood.

Dumoulin holds a PhD from the Paris Institute for Political Science (Sciences Po).

The perpetual horizon: Armenia, Azerbaijan and prospects for peace

Armenia and Azerbaijan have never been so close to peace—but bilateral issues and geopolitical complications mean a new escalation is still possible. The EU needs to use what levers it has to help the two countries ensure the former comes to pass

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The perpetual horizon: Armenia, Azerbaijan and prospects for peace

Armenia and Azerbaijan have never been so close to peace—but bilateral issues and geopolitical complications mean a new escalation is still possible. The EU needs to use what levers it has to help the two countries ensure the former comes to pass

After Nagorno-Karabakh: How Europeans can strengthen Armenia’s resilience

The question of Nagorno-Karabakh is unlikely to be discussed any time soon after Azerbaijan took control of the region in September. Europeans should now diplomatically engage with all sides to prevent further escalation, while supporting Armenia’s domestic political stability and strengthening its defence capabilities

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