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Media coverage | 12 April 2021

David Cadier on the Macron initiative, the Biden presidency and the future of EU-Russia relations

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YGLN member David Cadier (Centre for International Studies, Sciences Po) is the author of an EUREN Brief 21 entitled ‘The Macron initiative, the Biden presidency and the future of EU-Russia relations’. The COVID-19 pandemic, the political crisis in Belarus, and the Navalny incident have made 2020 the most complicated year in EU-Russia relations since 2014 – what lies ahead now in EU-Russia relations, David asks. “The diplomatic initiative for a renewed strategic dialogue with Russia launched by French President Emmanuel Macron appears be swimming against the stream”, he argues. Find out more here

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