a. The prevailing view in the West is that Ukraine must regain all its territory. The situation is different in China, Turkey and India, where the majority of respondents prefer a quick end to the war
Susi Dennison presented an ECFR report about the views on the war in Ukraine around the globe
What we see is that Western countries, and in particular the United States, are promoting the idea that the war in Ukraine is a fight for democracy and for values
Susi Dennison writes about the West´s perception of the war in Ukraine as a struggle for values and democracy
Russia has at least succeeded in blocking the Western interpretation of the conflict in the global South
Susi Dennison’s analysis on the perceptions in the global South about the war in Ukraine
It has also laid bare the complexity of the bloc’s long-term shift away from its historical dependence on Russian energy
Susi Dennison’s analysis on new geopolitical tendencies from the ECFR poll
This would put Europe, as well as the wider Western alliance, in the unprecedented position of championing a rules-based order but ultimately being a weakened force
Susi Dennison writes about Europe´s position in a multipolar world
It is only by building up our own sustainable energy security that the EU can hope to create resilience to global players’ willingness to weaponise everything
Susi Dennison on the EU Energy Deals Tracker
A fundamental reshaping of the international order is underway a year after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The West, united for the first time in many years, has rediscovered its purpose
Susi Dennison writes about European´s place in the reshaped international order
It’s important to understand the different perceptions of the different powers that are going to be around the table at the G20, and to treat them as the independent sovereign actors that they are
Susi Dennison comments about the G20
The survey revealed that the West and the “rest of the world” agree that they want an end to the conflict, but there are many differences on the conditions they are willing to accept
Susi Dennison analyzes the results of the new ECFR survey and Europe’s positioning in today’s post-Western world
I think that the most radical parties will try to Europeanize issues they regard as very important, thus attempting to downgrade European standards in areas such as migration or the environment
Susi Dennison comments on the European elections to be held in 2024