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ECFR POLLING: MAJORITY OF EUROPEANS NOW VIEW CHINA IN A WORSE LIGHT –
ECFR’s recent pan-European polling revealed overwhelming support for coordinated EU action on major issues, such as COVID-19 and climate change. It also unearthed
Austerity in Europe
Years of austerity have left their mark on Europe: budget deficits have shrunk, reforms have been delayed, and the social costs of cuts are increasingly visible.
Free world has to take care
Where religious freedom is not protected, we know that instability, human rights abuses, and violent extremism have a greater opportunity to take
Rock’n’Roll as a synonyme for freedom
I was 15 when “the wall” came down and I couldn’t have been mentally more distant, looking at Berlin from my hometown
Why we need a unification of the West
The relationship between continental Europe and the United States is strained: the debate on TTIP, the NSA affair, the disunity in matters
Ferguson and America’s racial problems
The shooting of Michael Brown has sparked widespread protest against police brutality and racial profiling. 50 years after the passing of the Civil Rights Act and 6 years after President Obama’s hop
Crisis in American Higher Education
This year it's estimated that the global top 1% owns more than 50% of the world's private wealth. The answer to this
The student debt crisis is overblown
College education in America is an increasingly expensive investment. The full sticker price (tuition, fees, room, and board) of a bachelor’s degree
Why Obama is right about Cuba
President Barack Obama's opening to Cuba is an historic shift in U.S. policy, as dramatic and significant as President Richard M. Nixon's
Charting a new course on Cuba
On December 17, 2014, President Barack Obama announced that he had made an executive decision to establish diplomatic relations with Cuba. The