Alice Ekman joined France Culture's podcast 'Ils ont changé le monde' to discuss how the US's protection of Taiwan is being severely tested by Donald Trump's...
The EU can use digital diplomacy to more effectively counter disinformation in Georgia and Armenia, where both foreign and domestic actors increasingly target its activities and interests. An innovative approach, based on AI-enhanced social listening, can help it navigate these...
As the upcoming EU-China summit in Beijing approaches, China shows little willingness to make significant concessions to the EU. Clearly Beijing does not see the EU as a priority partner – even less so today than in the past. It is wooing the 'Global South', with a clear and...
"If the US is not willing to send troops to potentially fight an aggressor in Europe, why would they use nuclear weapons? The UK-France nuclear statement is...
Lizza Bomassi's commentary on the three ways the EU can engage with Indo-Pacific trade was highlighted in The Japan Times. The article puts forward Lizza's...
The launch of negotiations on a Free Trade Agreement between the EU and the UAE in April 2025 marks a shift in the EU's approach to engagement with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and its member states. After over three decades of stalled bloc-to-bloc talks, and in a climate...
Joris Teer and Giuseppe Spatafora's Brief " When stars align: Leveraging European defence budgets to drive a dual-use tech boom" was quoted in Bloomberg, in an...
A closed-door roundtable bringing together independent experts and EU policymakers for a collective discussion on how to start implementing the security dimension of the EU’s new strategic approach to the Black Sea region.
On 4 July, we organised a round table titled "Shifting Sands in the Sahel: EU's Strategic Options for a Renewed Approach" at our Paris office. We were especially honoured to welcome H.E. João Gomes Cravinho, the EU Special Representative for the Sahel, who shared his insights on...