Russia & European security
Vladimir Putin's February 2022 invasion of Ukraine has upended European security. The invasion followed Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and eight years of conflict in the Donbas region of Ukraine. The EU has imposed sweeping sanctions on Russia and has assisted Ukraine, including by providing military assistance. Europe now needs a policy for relations with Russia that deters Moscow from further aggression and increases its own resilience, while leaving the door open to better relations if Russian policy changes.
The west knows the cost of appeasement. We can’t rule out any option for stopping Putin
Members' webinar on the Russian threat to Ukraine and the Western response
CER podcast: The Russia-Ukraine crisis as seen from Kyiv and Paris
European diplomacy and the crisis over Ukraine: Limited options and the cohesion test
Judy Asks: Is Germany damaging Europe's position on Ukraine?
Britain needs a new Russia policy
This is a moment when the maximum amount of consolidation of society is very important for the survival of both Georgia and Ukraine
Why the West should deter a Russian attack on Ukraine
The Moscow coup(s) of 1991: Who won and why does it still matter?
Russia, Ukraine and the West: How do you solve a problem like Vladimir?
Will courting Putin always end in tears?
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