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The CSIS Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program closely follows political, social, and economic developments in Europe

Europe is the United States’ strongest partner in addressing issues ranging from international security and counterterrorism to multilateral diplomacy, trade, the environment, technology, and human rights and development assistance. As such, the Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program analyzes both domestic and pan-European issues, tracking developments in domestic politics, foreign affairs, institutional capabilities, and the integration and enlargement processes of the European Union, providing insight into Europe’s role as a global player and its impacts on U.S. policy and interests abroad.
 

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The Serbia-Kosovo Normalization Process: A Temporary U.S. Decoupling

More than a decade since normalization talks began, the dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia remains deadlocked. In a new CSIS brief, Heather A. Conley and Dejana Saric outline a new U.S. strategy toward Serbia and Kosovo to break the current.

Brief by Heather A. Conley and Dejana Saric — May 27, 2021

UK Local Elections Will Have National Consequences

The May 6 local elections in the United Kingdom will be a barometer for Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his Conservative Party’s popularity, the opposition Labour Party’s standing, and the state of fragmentation in the Union.

Commentary by Donatienne Ruy and Heather A. Conley — May 5, 2021

Remember Brexit?

The Covid-19 pandemic has overshadowed a lot of developments in the EU-UK relationship, but many events in the last week are bringing Brexit back to the forefront.

Blog Post by Donatienne Ruy — March 5, 2021

Avoiding Barriers to Greater Transatlantic Defense Cooperation

Threats posed by competitors such as China are driving the United States to adopt more restrictive procurement rules. Yet if not carefully crafted, such rules could have an unintended, detrimental effect on transatlantic security cooperation.

Commentary by Rachel Ellehuus — December 1, 2020