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    • Carnegie.ru Commentary

    EU and Ukraine: What a Mess

    The EU and Ukraine have suspended provisional application of the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement (DCFTA) until the end of 2015. Though their decision might look like Putin’s victory, this conclusion is not obvious. It is high time to stop viewing Ukraine through the prism of Russia policy.

    • Strategic Europe

    The West Is Not Prepared for the Long Haul Over Ukraine

    The Kremlin is weakening Ukraine’s independence and eroding other parts of Eastern Europe. The West lacks the long-term resolve to deal with Russia’s actions.

    • The Future of Euro-Atlantic Security

      In this publication, Rasmussen reflects on the state of the Euro-Atlantic order as his tenure as the secretary general of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) comes to a close.

      • Op-Ed

      West’s Antics Pushing Russia Closer to China

      The apparently long-term rupture of Russia’s relations with the West offers an opportunity to China to enhance its already close relationship with the Kremlin and thus turn the global geopolitical balance in its favor.

      • Strategic Europe

      Taking the Temperature in Brussels

      • Roderick Parkes
      • September 12, 2014

      Amid the excitement over the appointment of the next generation of EU leaders, a curious and eclectic lexicon has emerged among the inhabitants of the Brussels bubble.

      • Event

      Transatlantic Trends 2014

      According to this year’s Transatlantic Trends survey, Russians have an increasingly unfavorable view of the United States and the EU. Americans and Europeans also had more negative outlooks toward Russia in 2014 than previous years.

      • Op-Ed

      What’s Worse Than Vladimir Putin?

      If current hostilities endure and sanctions grow more painful, it is possible that the next Russian leader could be even more anti-Western and recalcitrant than Putin is.

      • Strategic Europe

      The Return of the European Commission to Foreign Policy Making?

      The incoming president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, hopes to improve foreign policy coordination among the EU institutions. That is a laudable aim.

      • Op-Ed

      Digital Media Is a Double-Edged Sword

      Digital media is already affecting foreign policy, by providing quick, inside information from the ground. While this is a largely positive development, there are dangers too.

      • Carnegie.ru Commentary

      Armenian Maneuvers

      Last year, Armenian President Sargsyan committed his country to joining Putin’s Eurasian Union, instead of going toward the EU. A year on, serious discussions between the EU and Yerevan on how to re-launch the relationship have yet to start.

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