Why are we so hostile to each other, while our views are quite similar and moderate? Interview with Eelco Harteveld, Assistant Professor at the Department of Political Science of the University of Amsterdam.
Sean Hanley discussed if the strategy of the new Commission to protect fundamental rights in the EU will be different and what the mechanisms the EU can use
A member of “European Dialogue” Expert Group Nickolay Petrov interviewed James Nixey, Head of the Russia and Eurasia Programme, Chatham House
Michael Sohlman analized far-reaching consequences of COVID-19
Antonie Rietzschel, a journalist of Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper, attended our conference “1989: Great expectations 30 years later”.
Reinhard Krumm from Friedrich Ebert Foundation presented the results of a public survey in our conference “1989: Great expectations 30 years later.
Henry E. Hale took part in our conference “1989: Great expectations 30 years later”.
The presentation of Daniel Treisman, a professor of political science at the University of California.
“European Dialogue” Expert Group: Group presentation and round table “Russia in Europe: current agenda”
International Working Group: Thinking about common European future
The representatives of civil societies and think tanks from Poland, Ukraine, Germany and Russia met in Potsdam to discuss the issues related to the crisis of European security architecture and possible ways of resolving military and political conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
We recommend a podcast by PONARS Eurasia on how countries fight coronavirus
Daniel Treisman digs deeper into the peculiarities of economic transition of post-Soviet countries
ECFR reflected on the prospects of EU development after coronavirus. Anna Diamantopoulou distinguishes five challenges
Within the current pandemic, that alters lives and threatens economic, political and social stability, urban planning is one of the issues questioned by the researchers
Pandemics is resembling a grey swan: it is something surprising not unexpected. Nevertheless, real dystopia will be probably forgotten. Reasons are lack of definite chronology and unwillingness to remember epidemics
An article by Johannes Haushofer and Jessica Metcalf is a full-scale handbook for policy makers