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However difficult to sell, the EU must get bigger

Trial membership or gradual accession: the EU needs new ideas to make enlargement work. We need political creativity to implement what is a geopolitical necessity.

Commentary
12 November, 2025 By: Steven Everts

Giuseppe Spatafora quoted in CBC

11 November 2025
Kaja Kallas and Marta Kos on stage, in front of a screen announcing "EU 2025 enlargement package"Copyright: European Union, 2025

The 2025 enlargement package signals a shift from rhetoric to resolve – at least for some

The 2025 enlargement package revives optimism about EU expansion, yet deferred reforms and political hesitation among Member States threaten to stall progress — testing the Union’s readiness as much as that of its candidates.

Commentary
10 November, 2025 By: Bojana Zorić

Ondřej Ditrych interviewed by Deutsche Welle

06 December 2025

Joris Teer quoted in the New York Times

06 November 2025
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One year of Trump 2.0: The US, Europe and the world

A discussion on the future of the transatlantic relationship

Events
Nov 04 2025
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The fall of El-Fasher: Sudan's war outpaces truce plan

The war in Sudan is one of the world's most acute humanitarian crises. The EU must press for accountability, curb arms flows, and back global investigations into the illicit financial networks sustaining the conflict.

Commentary
4 November, 2025 By: Rossella Marangio

Alice Ekman on France Culture's podcast

03 November 2025
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Technical is political: When a cloud certification scheme divides Europe

Europe’s fragmented cloud governance poses risks to its digital sovereignty. As ENISA works to unify standards, the adoption of a common certification scheme has become a political test of Europe’s ability to balance security, performance, and reliance on dominant American...

Briefs
3 November, 2025 By: Clotilde Bômont

Clotilde Bômont quoted in Euronews

02 November 2025

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