Alissa de Carbonnel Deputy Program Director, Europe and Central Asia Please submit all media inquiries to [email protected] or call +32 (0) 2 536 00 71 Crisis Group Role Alissa de Carbonnel joined Crisis Group as Deputy Program Director for Europe and Central Asia in 2019. She oversees research, analysis, policy prescription and advocacy in and about Russia, Europe, Türkiye, the Caucasus, and Central Asia. Professional Background Alissa has over a decade of experience reporting for Reuters and other media, including from the front lines in Ukraine, Georgia and the North Caucasus. Most recently as European Security Correspondent for Reuters, she focused on political violence, disinformation and counter-terrorism policy, and as EU Energy and Climate Correspondent, on the EU's energy relations with Iran and Russia. Prior to that, Alissa was a Moscow-based political correspondent from 2007 to 2015. She holds an M.P.P. from Oxford University and a B.A. from Cornell University. Languages French English Russian Spanish In The News 15 Dec 2023 Ukraine's weapons supplies are depleted by the counteroffensive, and its allies are struggling to quickly ramp up production. DW Alissa de Carbonnel Deputy Program Director, Europe and Central Asia Latest Updates Podcast / Europe & Central Asia 23 February 2024 Two Years Into Full-Scale War, What Ukraine Needs and What its Backers Can Give Event Recording / Europe & Central Asia 16 February 2024 The War in Ukraine Two Years on: Today’s Challenges and Europe’s Future (Online Event, 16 February 2023) Q&A / Europe & Central Asia 29 June 2023 Assessing the Wagner Group’s Aborted Run on Moscow: What Comes Next? Event Recording / Europe & Central Asia 28 June 2023 Wagner Rebellion Explained (Online event, 28 June 2023) Op-Ed / Europe & Central Asia 29 September 2022 Putin’s annexation of parts of Ukraine is a critical moment for the world Q&A / Europe & Central Asia 03 August 2022 Who are the Winners in the Black Sea Grain Deal? Load more