So, recently we observed the elections in two countries with the populist government. In Poland PiS won elections, while in Hungary...
A member of “European Dialogue” Expert Group Nickolay Petrov interviewed James Nixey, Head of the Russia and Eurasia Programme, Chatham House
I cannot help but ask you about the Brexit. Although it has been a long going process between the UK...
Michael Emerson was the first EU Ambassador to the USSR and then Russia from 1991 to 1995. He joined CEPS...
Sabine Fischer got the Interview with Andrey Kortunov, Director General of the Russian International Affairs Council, about challenges, opportunities, priorities...
Conte announced his resignation on Tuesday, officially bringing an end to Western Europe's first post-war populist government. Louis Wierenga, a...
On 31 May – 1 June 2019, Jurmala hosted an international conference called 1989: The Drama of Expectations: The Dismantling...
Russia and Europe are not in confrontation—unlike Russia and the United States. They are, however, experiencing estrangement and, in some...
When German Chancellor Angela Merkel met Russian President Vladimir Putin in late August, a key item on their agenda was...
Andreas Umland, a Nonresident Fellow at the Institute of International Relations in Prague, Principal Researcher of the Institute for Euro-Atlantic...
What to make of the new political realities in Ukraine? Both, the presidential and parliamentary Ukrainian elections of 2019 delivered...
In a new policy brief for the European Leadership Network, Dr Sergey Utkin highlights how Russia’s unique geographical heritage has...
“European Dialogue” Expert Group: Group presentation and round table “Russia in Europe: current agenda”
Moscow, 26th October, 2016 Elena Lukyanova, Prof., National Research University “Higher School of Economics”- pulse report “The Russian constitutional choice:...
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.
On that cold and snowless February evening, Unter den Linden was deserted. A pale moon hung low over the Brandenburg...
Both Matteo Salvini and Marine le Pen rushed on Sunday night to congratulate Santiago Abascal, leader of Spain’s radical right...
This series considers how 1989 and it's events will shape our world in the future. Was 1989 the greatest year...
The recent signing of the Steinmeier Formula, which outlines the implementation of the Minsk Agreements of 2015, left neither signatories nor observers indifferent....
Emmanuel Macron is a man with a lot of big ideas about how Europeans should step up their game on...
As Syria’s guns slowly fall silent and Bashar al-Assad re-establishes central control over much of the country, the wider confrontation...