Carmen Claudin

James Collins

Elena Chernenko

Andrey Chebotarev

Ariel Cohen

Hélène Carrère d'Encausse

Alexei Chikhachev

Lora Chkoniya

Hoo Chiew-Ping

Huaiyuan Chen

Carmen Claudin

Spain

Senior Research Fellow at CIDOB, Barcelona Centre for International Affairs. She was awarded a Master's in Philosophy from the University of the Sorbonne, Paris, where she studied a postgraduate course in Philosophy and History, specialising in Russian and Soviet history. Her book on Lenin and the Cultural Revolution has been translated in different languages. She has travelled extensively throughout Russia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Central Asia, and the Balkans. Prior to establishing residence in Barcelona in 1976, she lived in Soviet Union and France. She speaks Spanish, French, Catalan, English and Russian.

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How Trump’s Presidency Can Become a Game Changer for EU-Russia Relations

For the time being, Russia is in a more secure position and the prospect of Trump’s presidency is not seen per se as danger for Russia. there can be differences and changes in relations between the US and the EU. What these differences will be is difficult to say. But one difference will be that it will be more difficult for the EU to have a more assertive attitude towards Russia.

28.11.2016

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