![]() Since 2014, the conflict over Ukraine and rising geopolitical tensions have pushed the Europeans to reassess their approach and put more emphasis on reducing the vulnerabilities created by mutual ties, notably (but not only) in the field of energy. However, looking at the relationship today, one has to admit that the expected positive effects of interdependence have not materialised. ![]() In the 1990s and 2000s, the EU’s approach to Russia was based on the expectation that economic ties and interaction in various fields would contribute to regional stability and security and possibly even the democratisation of Russia. The relationship between the EU and Russia is characterised by a considerable degree of interdependence. ![]()
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