European Security, Politics, and Economics
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 Inhospitable Sea: Toward a New U.S. Strategy for the Black Sea Region
Report by Lisa Aronsson and Jeffrey Mankoff — February 2, 2023
To Keep Western Assistance Flowing, Ukraine Must Engage Corruption Concerns Head-On
Commentary by Conor M. Savoy and Andrew Lohsen — June 30, 2022
Europe Needs Its Own Ukraine Assistance Act
Commentary by Max Bergmann and Naz Gocek — June 24, 2022
At a Crossroads: Finland's Perspectives on Transatlantic Security
Event — May 27, 2022
Ukraine’s Road to EU Membership
Critical Questions by Pierre Morcos — May 18, 2022
How the War Could Transform Ukrainian Politics
Commentary by Andrew Lohsen — May 17, 2022
NATO and the South after Ukraine
Brief by Luis Simón and Pierre Morcos — May 9, 2022
Russia Futures: Three Trajectories
Report by Cyrus Newlin and Andrew Lohsen — May 4, 2022
The Hour of Europe?
Commentary by Max Bergmann and Pierre Morcos — May 2, 2022
Five Years Later, French Face Same Contest but Different Odds
Critical Questions by Donatienne Ruy — April 21, 2022