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Latest items (56)
- • ECFR | Carla Hobbs: Alone at the border: Ceuta and Europe's solidarity failure
- • ECFR | Piotr Buras: How splits on the right may threaten Poland's pro-European camp
- • ECFR: Defining modernity in South-East Asia
- • ECFR | Gustav Gressel: NATO’s digital arsenal: How Europe can avoid a new dependence on America
- • ECFR: Two of a kind: How France and Italy can show the way for Europe’s Africa policy
- • ECFR | Cinzia Bianco: The Saudi dilemma: How Yemen could shape the next phase of the Iran war
- • ECFR | Corrado Čok: Shoring up the Red Sea: Why the next crisis may begin in the Horn of Africa
- • ECFR: Serbia: Inside the leaderless movement
- • ECFR | Mark Leonard: The China-native generation
- • ECFR: The magnificent ten: A coalition of the willing to drive the EU’s next enlargement
- • ECFR: One foot out: Understanding Bulgaria’s geopolitical shift under Radev
- • ECFR | Mats Engström: How better climate diplomacy can save Europe’s green ambitions
- • ECFR | Mireia Faro Sarrats: ECFR’s summer entertainment list 2026
- • ECFR: Managed disorder: The hard road to a modest peace with Russia after Ukraine
- • ECFR | Jana Kobzová: The fallout of the fallout: Zelensky’s reshuffle and protests in Ukraine
- • ECFR: Lebanon: On the brink of war or peace?
- • ECFR: European defence after the NATO summit
- • ECFR | Mark Leonard: The tragedy of “Westalgia”
- • ECFR: Europe’s problem in Italy: How to resist the rise of Roberto Vannacci
- • ECFR | Tarek Megerisi: Down and out from Rabat to Cairo: The Iran war and North African instability
- • ECFR: The EU should ban all trade with Israeli settlements
- • ECFR | Miguel Ferrer: EU Incorporated: The way to start-up European competitiveness
- • ECFR: New Politics Project
- • ECFR: How to think about a Le Pen presidency of France
- • ECFR: Marine Le Pen’s comeback
- • ECFR | Nick Witney: Behind the curve: Britain’s defence investment plan in Trump’s world
- • ECFR: DARE*
- • ECFR | Anthony Dworkin: Regional roots, global decisions: Andy Burnham’s foreign policy challenge
- • ECFR: The future is fermented: How Europe can succeed in the next industrial race
- • ECFR: The China challenge
- • ECFR | Jean-Marie Guéhenno: Unconventional deterrence: How Europe can ward off a Russian attack
- • ECFR: Is Europe’s support for Ukraine changing as the war goes on?
- • ECFR: Why Europeans are readier than you think to defend themselves
- • ECFR: The crucial role of Article 5: Can NATO hold without US leadership?
- • ECFR: How a Le Pen or Bardella presidency could divide Europe further
- • ECFR | Jim O’Brien: America’s “direct return” doctrine—and what it means for the world
- • ECFR: British politics ten years after Brexit
- • ECFR | Mark Leonard: Beyond Brexit—and back to Europe
- • ECFR | Mark Leonard: Brexit isn’t working: British voters are ready for a European future
- • ECFR: Peace in the Middle East
- • ECFR | Szymon Kardaś: Gas-lit: The Three Seas Initiative is out of step with a clean-energy future
- • ECFR | Timothy Garton Ash: If the UK wants to rejoin the European Union, it first needs to understand it
- • ECFR: The bear at the door
- • ECFR | Andrew Small: The art of the swarm: Systemic rivalry with China on European terms
- • ECFR: The bear with the bomb: Russian nuclear coercion and the future of European deterrence
- • ECFR | Leo Litra: Twin track: How to move Ukraine’s EU accession along
- • ECFR | Nevada Joan Lee: Sliding doors: One Trump crisis, two possible futures for Europe
- • ECFR | Hugh Lovatt: Europeans don’t need consensus to challenge Israel and its settlements
- • ECFR: Geoeconomics and trade
- • ECFR: Climate and energy
- • ECFR: Technology and information
- • ECFR: International migration
- • ECFR: Global order
- • ECFR: Human rights and democracy
- • ECFR: Re:Order
- • ECFR: Public opinion polling