Kadri Liik is a senior policy fellow at European Council on Foreign Relations. Before joining ECFR in October 2012, Kadri was the director of the International Centre for Defence Studies in Estonia from 2006 until 2011, where she also worked as a senior researcher and director of the Centre’s Lennart Meri Conference.
If the West manages to rejuvenate its own democracy, then it can have another conversation with Russia about world order…
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Russia broke the rules in Georgia but did not dispute them. In Ukraine, Moscow is clearly challenging the fundamental ordering…
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We need to engage in a calm and sober debate on whether or not and how Russia threatens us and…
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An analysis of the upcoming Russian presidential elections by Kadri Liik, a senior researcher at ICDS. The author is positive…
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20 years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Nordic-Baltic region stands out as Europe’s success story. The Baltic…
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As anyone familiar with kitchenware knows, after years of use Teflon tends to wear off. And that seems to be…
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The difficulty of explaining Russia’s international behavior has troubled foreign policy observers for many years and has received renewed attention…
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The article is an extended version of the speech given by the author at the Engelsberg seminar "On Russia," organized…
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An article by ICDS director Kadri Liik, The “Bronze Year” of Estonia-Russia relations, appeared in the 2007 Yearbook of the…
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