The EU?s decline as viewed by Russia
It’s always good to know what Russia thinks of you, especially when it may have a point
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A year after the Russo-Georgian war, the world looks the same even if the Caucasus are changed forever
Last year, many saw in the Russo-Georgian War signs of a new international order. But it is only the Caucasus that look different.
Go east, Sweden
The Swedish presidency should tour the EU’s eastern periphery to ensure the region does not feel forgotten
European and Russian power in the troubled neighbourhood
The EU’s strategy for influence in the eastern neighbourhood
Creating good neighbours in Russia’s backyard
The EU’s relationship with its Eastern neighbourhood is in trouble – and the EU doesn’t even recognise it
Moldavija – pozabljena de?ela na robu EU
Če v Bruslju ne bodo vodili “dejavne” politike do Moldavije, bo v njej zavladal avtoritarni re?im, kakr?nega imajo v sosednji Belorusiji
Moldova: time to take sides
The decision to hold a recount in Moldova’s disputed election offers the European Union an opportunity to rediscover its democratic agency, says Vessela Tcherneva
Can the EU win the peace in Georgia?
This authors analyse the background and developments in the Russia-Georgia conflict and outline recommendations on how to prevent wider political fallout
ECFR makes its pitch in Sofia
ECFR launched its Bulgarian office today with an international conference attended by leading academics and foreign policy thinkers
German Foreign Minister addresses official launch event
In front of a 600-person audience, leading ECFR council members conducted a lively discussion on the future of a common EU foreign policy. German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier gave a keynote address.