Keeping Europe safe after Brexit
The context Now is not the moment for either the European Union or the United Kingdom to risk allowing the political tensions around Brexit to…
Experts & Staff
Wolfgang Ischinger
Toward a stronger European security architecture
A new vision is needed to secure Europe, senior Russian, US and German political figures write
Europe must fulfil its responsibility in Kosovo
Kosovo is a European problem and the EU has the prime responsibility to turn it into a success story
Europe has much to offer the White House
With a new US president and an improved EU, 2009 promises to be a decisive year for the transatlantic relationship
In the media
Wolfgang Ischinger on the emergence of an ‘anti-Western alliance’
It is not about decoupling Europe from the USA, but about European contributions to strengthen the transatlantic deterrent network
Wolfgang Ischinger presents a double strategy for Germany and its European partners in NATO and the EU
In Vilnius, the [NATO] alliance could turn the tables and signal to Russia’s leadership that any Russian shelling of civilian facilities in Ukraine will result in concrete Western responses
Wolfgang Ischinger offers three suggestions on how to sustainably strengthen Ukraine’s security
The EU needs a new dedicated Chief Security Officer, an official whose job would be to “security proof” everything the bloc does
ECFR Council member Wolfgang Ischinger calls for a stronger and more coherent view on security to ensure that all new EU policies and regulations add to European security
Corruption erodes democracy, dictatorships and autocracies know how to use this to their advantage. The transatlantic partners can and must oppose this together
ECFR Council member Wolfgang Ischinger calls for a transatlantic alliance to combat corruption and kleptocracy