Joris Teer's Chaillot Paper, 'Beijing’s critical raw material weapon – And how to dismantle it', was highlighted in a South China Morning Post article analysing...
"If you look under the hood, ASML [Dutch semiconductor equipment giant] has significant production in the US," remarked Joris Teer in the Financial Times in an...
Ondřej Ditrych's Commentary, 'Putin’s troubles: Facing mounting economic and military pressure, the Kremlin may try to muddle through – or escalate', was cited...
Luigi Scazzieri and Giuseppe Spatafora's Commentary, 'Assessing the damage: What the Iran war really means for Europe’s defence', was mentioned in a TV2...
"Europe faces a balancing act. It must remain a reliable partner, but also learn to leverage its power potential when pressured by the US or China." Tim Rühlig...
Amid the economic fallout of the war in Iran and the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz, China has been stepping up its diplomatic efforts, hosting meetings with...
From 16 September 2026 until 15 July 2027, the European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS) seeks to recruit nine trainees to assist in its research, event organisation and outreach activities.
China’s critical raw material export squeeze has proven a powerful geo-economic weapon. Initially retaliation against US tariffs and tech restrictions, Beijing’s leverage now advances its far greater ambitions.
Trump’s decision to withdraw US troops and cancel missile deployments to Germany creates new gaps in European security. Europe must strengthen its long-range strike capabilities, prepare for further US retrenchment and build support for stronger deterrence.
