Events

The EU’s current approach to reducing risks in critical raw material supply chains is not producing results fast enough. China retains a dominant position in the production of most materials that the European Commission and key industries designate as critical. Vital sectors such...

On 5 December 2024, the EU Institute for Security Studies (EUISS), under the Advancing the Cyber Programme of Action (PoA) project, hosted a reception at the Delegation of the European Union to the United Nations in New York to present the “ Declaration by the EU and its Member...

On 3 December, we convened a roundtable discussion in Brussels on Reshuffling the cards after the 2024 US elections: Implications for the Western Balkans.

On 2 December 2024, the EU Institute for Security Studies, under the Advancing the Cyber Programme of Action (PoA) project, hosted a side-event during the 9th substantive session of the Open-ended Working Group on security of and in the use of information and communications...

The year 2025 will provide the EU with a new opportunity to strengthen relations with partners in Latin America. In the last decade, under-investment and lack of attention from the EU and the US have created a space for states like China, Iran and Russia to expand their foothold...

On 28 November, Dr Ditrych briefed MEPs at the European Parliament on Russia's recent escalatory moves, potential EU responses, and strategic steps for adaptation.

In partnership with the Hungarian Presidency of the Council, we brought together experts and practitioners to discuss how to improve cooperation between humanitarian, development and peacebuilding efforts.

On 25 November, the CFI project hosted the Countering Foreign Interference (CFI) CSDP Network meeting, bringing together the Community of Practice focused on tackling Foreign Information and Manipulation Interference (FIMI) within the EU’s Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP...

A webinar examining the implications of Donald Trump's recent election victory on EU foreign policy.

This closed-door workshop examined the effectiveness of EU sanctions as a tool of foreign policy, focusing on their capacity to deter, compel, or corrode the (military) capabilities of rival states and other regimes.