Events
Current Developments in Post-BRIC Russia -
The seminar will focus on whether the current developments in Russia should make Europe rethink its relationship with Moscow.
Institutions, Money and Power
How can the European Union and its member countries increase their global reach? How should the EU pursue its interests and values through trade and aid policies? Can European civilian and military capabilities be deployed with greater effectiveness in the world?s conflict zones?
Publications
How to stop the demilitarisation of Europe
Building sustainable EU military power at a time of defence cuts
The European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2010
A survey of 80 European foreign policy components over 6 issues
Towards a post-American Europe: A Power Audit of EU-US Relations by Nick Witney & Jeremy Shapiro
Europe has the US president it wished for, but does Barack Obama have the strong transatlantic partner he wants?
Can the EU rebuild failing states? A review of Europe?s civilian capacities.
Have broken promises and treating Afghanistan, DR Congo and Iraq like Bosnia left the EU without the capacity to prevent fragile states from becoming failing states?
Re-wiring the US-EU relationship
Re-energising Europe's Security and Defence Policy
New World Order: The balance of soft power and the rise of herbivorous powers
ECFR This Week: 3rd February 2012
3rd February 2012Calling Russia’s bluff on Syria?
2nd February 2012Reinventing Europe: Georg Sørensen
2nd February 2012Sofia view: the end of New Europe?
31st January 2012
In the Press
Regards Citoyens
03 Feb 12
Regards Citoyens cover our Scorecard 2012
News.am
03 Feb 12
Armenia's News.am discusses the Nagorno-Karabakh dispute's appearance in the Scorecard
El Pais
03 Feb 12
El Pais has written a blog on the Scorecard
Global Dashboard
02 Feb 12
Global Dashboard discusses the Foreign Policu Scorecard
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Commentary
Two challenges for Europe's politicians
The longer term challenges for Europe's politicians are to contest real power at a European level and be honest with voters about the issues confronting the continent in the 21st century.
A memo to Ban Ki-moon
Dear Secretary-General, contratulations on winning a second five year term at the United Nations. Here are the issues that you will have to concentrate on, beginning with the immediate concerns of Libya, the wider Middle East and Sudan.
Even Homer nods
Robert Gates has rightly earned the admiration of many in the security community. But his recent criticism of European contributions to NATO fail to come to terms with changes in how European nations conceive of their own security and the role NATO has to play in defending it.
South Sudan & Palestine could heat up the UN's summer
The reputation of the UN and Ban Ki-moon may hinge upon the outcome in two of the world's trouble spots - South Sudan and Palestine. South Sudan in particular remains a crucial test of the institution's ability to handle weak states.
Lay off the Lady
Since her apppointment 18 months ago, Catherine Ashton has been a useful scapegoat for European leaders and officials keen to point the finger of blame for the EU's foreign policy failures. Some of those people should take a more critical look at themselves.
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