Discussing Putin's options in Ukraine with Mexican newspaper El Universal, Ondřej Ditrych argues that the situation may be reaching a point where Putin will...
Luigi Scazzieri and Giuseppe Spatafora's Commentary, 'Assessing the damage: What the Iran war really means for Europe’s defence', was highlighted in a Deutsche...
The Trump administration has outlined a plan detailing the extent to which it intends to reduce the US's commitment to NATO. Speaking to the New York Times...
Discussing European rearmament, Giuseppe Spatafora told O Globo (in Portuguese) that Europe's great dilemma today is how to produce more with less. "Producing...
The EU's €90 billion loan to Ukraine is ready to roll out but how will it be spent? Luigi Scazzieri told Euronews that while some Member States pushed to scale...
The NATO summit in Ankara in early July threatens to revolve around one question once again: how do we keep Donald Trump on board? Europe would be much better off focusing on its own plan for military deterrence.
The EU-Western Balkans Summit highlighted renewed momentum for enlargement. Yet ongoing political crises, governance shortcomings and regional tensions show that successful integration will depend as much on domestic reforms and stability as on geopolitical ambition.
Nikol Pashinyan’s election victory keeps Armenia on a pro-European course despite intense Russian pressure. Yet his failure to secure a constitutional majority leaves the peace process with Azerbaijan vulnerable, underscoring the need for sustained EU engagement.
As G7 leaders gather in Évian, growing tensions between the US and its allies risk weakening the Western alliance just as China accelerates its global coalition-building efforts. The summit will test whether the G7 can renew strategic entente in an increasingly contested world.
