The Politics Of Dialogue: How EU Can Change Conversation In Kosovo And Serbia – Analysis
By Engjellushe Morina* Introduction In September 2021 a political crisis erupted in northern Kosovo. The government in Pristina had decided
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Articles by ECFR :
Repair, Replace, Reimburse: Sustaining A European Tank Coalition For Ukraine – Analysis
By Gustav Gressel, Rafael Loss and Jana Puglierin* On 25 January, the German government authorised the transfer of European stocks of
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United West, Divided From The Rest: Global Public Opinion One Year Into Russia’s War On Ukraine – Analysis
By Timothy Garton Ash, Ivan Krastev and Mark Leonard* Introduction A year after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, there is little
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Strategy, Capabilities, Technology: A Manifesto For New European Defence – Analysis
By Camille Grand* Russia’s war on Ukraine presents an epochal challenge to the beliefs that have shaped Europeans’ approach to
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Humanitarian First: Delivering Aid To Syria In Aftermath Of Earthquake – Analysis
By Julien Barnes-Dacey and Kelly Petillo* On 6 February, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Turkey and Syria. It was one of the deadliest incidents
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From Aid To Inclusion: A Better Way To Help Syrian Refugees In Turkey, Lebanon, And Jordan – Analysis
By Kelly Petillo* Introduction Nearly 12 years since Syria’s civil war began, the eyes of the world have shifted away
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The Old Is Dying And The New Cannot Be Born: A Power Audit Of EU-Russia Relations – Analysis
By Kadri Liik* Introduction With the Russian army losing ground in Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin’s hopes for victory must lie
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Fragmentation Nation: How Europeans Can Help End Conflict In Yemen – Analysis
By Helen Lackner* Introduction Yemen is becoming an ever more fragmented country – to such an extent that it may
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The Case For Defense: How Russia’s War On Ukraine Has Proved France Right – Analysis
By Pawel Zerka* The war in Ukraine has confirmed the validity of some European countries’ approach to Russia and their
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Cold Winter: How EU Can Help Moldova Survive Russian Pressure And Protect Its Democracy – Analysis
By Andrew Wilson* Introduction Moldova’s new reformist government came to power in August 2021 under President Maia Sandu, promising to
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