The West may be more united, but it’s also more isolated
Timothy Garton Ash and Mark Leonard write about the latest ECFR polling opinion results
Media mentions – Timothy Garton Ash
According to a survey, many people in the West are backing Ukraine: Kiev must win the war against Moscow
According to a survey by the European Council on Foreign Relations, more Germans would accept territorial losses of Ukraine to Russia than in other EU states
ECFR new polling data is presented
In a survey by the European Council on Foreign Relations, a clear majority of EU citizens see Russia as a threat and do not want to buy oil and gas from there
The Austrian newspaper presents data from ECFR’s latest opinion poll
To foster peace in Europe, it is best to increase economic and humanitarian aid to Ukraine so that one day it can negotiate from a position of strength
Timothy Garton Ash’s op-ed on the scenarios for peace in Ukraine
The US must once again play a leading role in the circle of democracies, no longer as a hegemon but as first among equals
ECFR Council member Timothy Garton Ash comments on US leadership after the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan
A recent survey by ECFR showed that 53% of young European citizens trust authoritarian states more than democracies when it comes to climate protection
ZEIT Online refers to poll figures from 2020
In a recent ECFR poll, more than 50 per cent of French, Germans, Italians and Spanish said they think the political system of the EU is “broken” rather than “working well.”
Timothy Garton Ash cites the ECFR polling report on the crisis of confidence in the European Union
What we need in cross-Channel relations is (…) the courage to change what can be changed, the serenity to accept what cannot be changed, and the wisdom to distinguish the one from the other
ECFR Council member Timothy Garton Ash draws a conclusion five years on from the Brexit referendum, arguing that both the British and the European Union are weakened