Jeremy Cliffe is the International Editor at Open Society. He focuses on security and law enforcement, with a particular emphasis on the Russia-Ukraine War, as well as developments in Ukraine, Germany, and France, including the policies of Emmanuel Macron. Jeremy's insights and analyses have been featured in the European Council on Foreign Relations and the New Statesman.
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Jeremy Cliffe's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with an emphasis on European relations. He also covers world affairs to some extent, focusing particularly on Europe and Africa. Based on his article titles and themes covered, he seems interested in evolving political stories, legal policy regulation, government announcements as well as providing insights into complex geopolitical issues.
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Germany's likely next chancellor shares his party's pro-EU and Atlanticist instincts, but also the country's wider reluctance to play an exceptional international role
Editorial Director Senior Policy Fellow European politics and foreign policy; EU institutions; Multilateralism; Geopolitics and global order
On 23 February, Germany will hold an election—but the country seems to have turned inwards. Relations with France and Poland, its two essential partners, have deteriorated…
By: Jeremy Cliffe, Mark Leonard, Jana Puglierin
Welcome to the inaugural episode of Searching for Deutschland, a new podcast by ECFR exploring the European and foreign policy dimensions of the German election on February 23rd.
By: Jana Puglierin, Mark Leonard, Jeremy Cliffe
Mark Leonard welcomes Jeremy Cliffe and Jana Puglierin to discuss ECFR’s new podcast mini-series…
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