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Time for NATO to Look Inward
Eugene Rumer, Director of Carnegie’s Russia and Eurasia Programme, argues that it is time for NATO to look to internal strengthening rather than external expansion.
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Russia’s Elite And The West: Unrequited Love – Forever?
Dmitry Babich discusses the changing relationship between Russia’s elite and the West.
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Reconciling European values and Western interests in Ukraine
Cornelius Adebahr argues for a long-term and unified European response to Russia’s aggression.
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From Damage Assessment to Peaceful Solution: The Crisis in Ukraine
ELN member and former Turkish Foreign Minister Hikmet Çetin outlines steps the international community can take toward a peaceful solution in Ukraine.
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Europe’s Neighbourhood Policy is in Trouble, but Not Beyond Saving
Jan Techau, director of Carnegie Europe, argues that despite its recent problems, the EU’s Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) will remain a central tool of EU foreign policy.
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The EU and the Eastern Partnership: whose backyard is it anyway?
Ian Bond argues for the strengthening of EU-Eastern Partnership ties in the face of Russia’s annexation of Crimea.