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On his European tour the US Secretary of State has met Ukrainian leaders in Kyiv, ahead of talks in Berlin and Geneva. Gustav Gressel from the European Council of Foreign Relations tells Brent Goff that "talking alone will not preserve peace in Europe. Talking can only be effective when it's backed up by credible force and by credible deterrents."

As the year draws to a close, ECFR presents a run-down of the ten most popular policy briefs and the ten most popular commentaries

Germany's new top diplomat emphasizes a "values-guided" foreign policy. But what inspired those values, and can the Green co-leader back them up in one of the most high-profile offices?

Germany's new top diplomat emphasizes a "values-guided" foreign policy. But what inspired those values, and can the Green co-leader back them up in one of the most high-profile offices?

A Russian troop buildup at Ukraine’s border threatens to intensify a long-running conflict.

In July, Putin published a 5,000-word article — "On the Historical Unity of Russians and Ukrainians" — in which he wrote that he was convinced that the "true sovereignty of Ukraine is possible only in partnership with Russia." "The Russian regimes

NATO warns Russia not to make any further moves against Ukraine. From the alliance’s Riga ministerial, Deutsche Welle’s ...

NATO warns Russia not to make any further moves against Ukraine. From the alliance’s Riga ministerial, Teri Schultz wonders, what’s the "or else"?

Russias military build-up near Ukraine is different this time, say experts

Nord Stream 2, an $11 billion pipeline between Russia and Germany, is ready to start operations. Critics say Biden should have done more to stop it.