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April 2015

HOW TO DEAL WITH PUTIN´S RUSSIA

 

EUROPE BY NUMBERS

Greek Unorthodoxy

HOW TO DEAL WITH PUTIN’S RUSSIA

Ivan Krastev, Camille Grand, 
Stefan Meister and
 Fyodor Lukyanov

What Next?

The ceasefire in eastern Ukraine seems 
to be holding. Now the West needs a new approach to Moscow.

Andreas Rinke

In For the Long Haul

Berlin’s search for a Russia policy – 
a chronicle of recent events.

WORDS DON’T COME EASY

Constanze Stelzenmüller

“Führung aus der Mitte”

The Germans refuse to lead from the front. Now they have invented a term for what they would like to do instead.

THE CURRENCY UNION

Guntram B. Wolff

Euro Puzzles

Brussels can no longer take an ostrich 
attitude to the EMU.

THE UNITED KINGDOM

Robin Niblett

Not Going AWOL

The notion of British retreat needs a 
more nuanced assessment.

POPULISM

Heather Grabbe

Feeding on Discontent

The rise of Europe’s populists and 
how to fight it.

CHINA

Sebastian Heilmann

Niche Diplomacy at Work

Europe’s China policy can build 
on German successes.

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