The Week Ahead is a detailed listing of key events of the coming week affecting RFE/RL's broadcast region.
EU: Foreign Affairs Council meeting opens in Brussels.
EU: European Parliament's Plenary Session opens in Strasbourg (to February 12).
EU/Russia: European Parliament hosts in Strasbourg a discussion on EU-Russia relations with Chairman of the Committee on International Affairs of the State Duma Aleksei Pushkov.
Germany/U.S.: German Chancellor Angela Merkel holds talks with U.S. President Barack Obama in Washington.
Russia/Egypt: Russian President Vladimir Putin visits Cairo to discuss bilateral ties and regional issues in the Middle East (to February 10).
Sebia/Kosovo: Prime ministers of Kosovo and Serbia, Isa Mustafa and Aleksandar Vucic, meet in Brussels.
TUESDAY, February 10:
EU/Kosovo: The European Policy Center in Brussels hosts a discussion with Kosovo's Minister of European Integration Bekim Collaku.
EU/Ukraine: EU foreign policy chief Frederica Mogherini is scheduled to discuss with MEPs the current situation in Eastern Ukraine.
Germany: German Chancellor Angela Merkel holds a brief meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Ottawa.
Global: Safer Internet Day 2015.
Russia/Ukraine: The Basmanny district court in Moscow is set to review Ukrainian pilot Nadia Savchenko's case.
UK/Eastern Partnership: The Foreign Policy Center in London hosts a discussion titled Trouble in the Neighbourhood: The future of the EU's Eastern Partnership.
WEDNESDAY, February 11:
EU: Eurozone finance ministers hold an extraordinary meeting in Brussels to discuss Greece's debt crisis.
EU/Middle East: European Parliament in Strasbourg hosts a discussion with EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini on the humanitarian crisis in Iraq and Syria.
Global: The International Institute for Strategic Studies (ISIS) launches its annual The Military Balance report.
Russia: The Russian Supreme Court is expected to hear a petition from the parents of Muslim school students over the ban on wearing hijabs at schools in the region of Mordovia.
Russia: The Amsterdam District Court is set to rule on a lawsuit against Russian state-owned oil producer Rosneft.
Ukraine: Leaders of Germany, France, Ukraine, and Russia plan to hold a summit on the Ukrainian crisis in Minsk.
U.S./Russia: Wilson Center in Washington hosts a discussion titled Property Rights and Wrongs In Russia Today.
THURSDAY, February 12:
Azerbaijan: Baku host the first meeting of the Consultative Council of the Southern Gas Corridor.
Global: Reporters Without Borders publishes its annual World Press Freedom Index report.
EU/Middle East: European Parliament in Strasbourg holds a vote on a resolution on the crisis in Syria and Iraq.
Moldova: Moldovan Parliament is scheduled to hold a vote on a new government led by Moldovan Prime Minister Iurie Leanca.
Russia/Ukraine: The Basmanny district court in Moscow is set to review Crimean Tatar leader Dzhemelev's case.
EU: Brussels hosts a meeting of heads of state and government of EU member states.
U.S./Ukraine: Wilson Center in Washington hosts a discussion titled Ukrainian Democracy After the Maidan: Threats and Opportunities.
FRIDAY, February 13:
UNESCO: World Radio Day.
U.S./Ukraine: Wilson Center in Washington hosts a discussion titled Geopolitical Gambits and Ordinary Citizens: Attitudes in South-East Ukraine and Crimea.
SATURDAY, February 14:
Kazakhstan: The Evaluation Commission of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) visits Almaty to review the readiness of the city to receive the 2022 Olympics (to February 18).
Global: Valentine's Day.
SUNDAY, February 15:
Serbia: National Day.