Russian intervention in Syria

View from Rome: Vision quest

  • Silvia Francescon
  • Commentary
  • View
  • Views from the Capitals

The search for a common European approach to Syria dominates in Italy

View from Madrid: Islamic State first

  • Francisco de Borja Lasheras
  • Commentary
  • View
  • Views from the Capitals

Spain’s focus on tackling Islamic State leaves it more amenable to political solution including Assad

View from Sofia: Talking Turkey

  • Louisa Slavkova
  • Commentary
  • View
  • Views from the Capitals

From NATO's eastern border Bulgaria looks warily at its neighbours

Articles

View from Rome: Vision quest

  • Silvia Francescon
  • Commentary
  • View
  • Views from the Capitals

The search for a common European approach to Syria dominates in Italy

View from Madrid: Islamic State first

  • Francisco de Borja Lasheras
  • Commentary
  • View
  • Views from the Capitals

Spain’s focus on tackling Islamic State leaves it more amenable to political solution including Assad

View from Sofia: Talking Turkey

  • Louisa Slavkova
  • Commentary
  • View
  • Views from the Capitals

From NATO's eastern border Bulgaria looks warily at its neighbours

Russia stunned the world with its entry into the Syrian conflict as a military player, pledging to take on the forces of Islamic State. But as the nature of Russia's intervention has become clearer, significant questions have emerged about the nature and the intent of their actions. How have European capitals responded to this internationalisation of the conflict? What are their plans to help restore a political process to Syria and how will the Russian involvement affect this? And how will Russia's intervention impact upon the ongoing refugee crisis that has shaken governments across the continent?