27 May
Governance in der Eurozone: Brexit, Grexit – Ex-it?!
A round table discussion on Germany's role in keeping Great Britain and Greece in the EU
Economic crisis
Europe’s Galápagos moment
It may be that Europe’s postmodern order has become so advanced and particular to its environment that it is impossible for others to follow
The British problem – View from the Capitals
The heads of five of our national offices explain their national perspectives on a possible Brexit
The incurable European
Diplomat Robert Cooper, UK PSC Ambassador Angus Lapsley and ECFR's Susi Dennison, explore where and how the UK has influenced European foreign policy decision making in 2014
The battle of Europe’s utopias
The EU’s austerity policies have led to a fragmentation of its power, encouraging the rise of populist parties
How Berlin contributed to Tsipras’s victory
Germany should have offered debt relief to Greece when it had the chance, and the consequences of its mistake could be serious for Europe
Germany then and now
Twenty-five years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Germany needs to think about its way of exercising power within the EU – and what it hopes to achieve
15 Jul
European Spring: How to put our economies and politics right?
With European economies failing to deliver higher standards of living, and growing public disillusionment with apparently self-serving politicians, Philippe Legrain discusses where things have gone wrong in Europe and how to put them right, and explores the need for a European Spring in order to rejuvenate the continent.
25 Jun
EU foreign policy: time to grow up? Agenda for the new High Representative
Expert conference on EU foreign policy
12 Feb
Expert Workshop on Banking Union: Can it deliver the goods?
Second ECFR workshop on Banking Union following the first one in Madrid to foster a transnational debate