Activities

The EUISS convened a closed-door event in Brussels, bringing together independent experts and EU policymakers for a collective foresight and assessment of of Russia’s Arctic activities.

"Europeans have to avoid the mistake of thinking that Trump 2.0. is the same as Trump 1.0. Trump 2.0 is a very different category. And why is that? Because he's in a much stronger position politically. He dominates the US political, economic, and corporate landscape to a degree...

Join us in Brussels on Saturday 10 May for a day of learning and family fun as EU Institutions open their doors to the public.

A live discussion on how Europe can navigate US tariffs, China's industrial dominance strategy, and secure its future in a shifting global landscape.

A live discussion on a region in turmoil: the Middle East.

We are recruiting nine trainees to assist in research, event organisation and outreach activities. Apply before 30 April 2025.

Steven Everts and Giuseppe Spatafora discuss what Europe really needs to defend itself amid mounting global tensions.

Taking a forward-looking approach, this session focused on the evolving power dynamics in the Western Balkans, as well as the the key risks and opportunities that will shape the region in 2025-2026.

Semiconductors are the central nervous system of our economy, powering everything from defence to healthcare and other critical industry. But in today’s shifting geopolitical landscape, key questions emerge: What should be the EU’s long-term semiconductor goals? Which partners...

The Countering Foreign Interference project team contributed to the annual EEAS Conference on Countering Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference.