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  • Picture of HRVP Kaja Kallas at the press conference on the Enlargement Package. Image credit to the EC Audiovisual Service.

    Enlargement is getting real: Is the EU ready?

    The new EU Enlargement Package signals a decisive phase for enlargement. While enlargement partners face differing challenges, the EU’s ability to ensure that reform progress is rewarded, build political consensus and prepare for new members will be crucial.

    Commentary
    5 November, 2026 By: Bojana Zorić
  • The United States Capitol building with its white dome against a blue sky. Image credit to Louis Velazquez on Unsplash.

    After the midterms: Europe's three-pronged strategy for dealing with America

    The Democrats' midterm victory will likely constrain Trump domestically, but could make US foreign policy more unpredictable. Between now and 2028, Europe will need to engage simultaneously with the new Congress, the administration and the broader US public.

    Commentary
    4 November, 2026 By: Giuseppe Spatafora
  • Maros Sefcovic, European Commissioner for Trade and Economic Security, and Wang Wentao, Minister of Commerce of China. Image credit to the EC Audiovisual Service.

    Europeans don't need to be afraid of China

    Europe is gearing up for a test of strength with China, a country that presents itself to the outside world full of self-confidence. But Europe holds better cards than it thinks, so there is every reason for an assertive China policy.

    Commentary
    30 October, 2026 By: Steven Everts
  • A toy military tank sits atop a pile of Euro notes and coins.

    Financing Europe's defence build-up: National budgets and beyond

    Europe's defence build-up demands sustained investment. This interactive analysis explores how EU funding, public financial institutions and private capital can complement national budgets to strengthen European defence capabilities.

    Analysis
    29 October, 2026 By: Luigi Scazzieri, Alessandro Vitiello
  • A peaceful street demonstration in Brazil with people holding national flags. Image credit to Geancarlo Peruzzolo on Pexels.

    Lula's comeback: What is the outlook for Brazil-Europe relations?

    Lula's surprise re-election opens new prospects for EU-Brazil relations amid geopolitical shifts. Europe should seize this opportunity to advance trade, security and industrial cooperation, while helping Brazil navigate domestic challenges and complex international partnerships.

    Commentary
    28 October, 2026 By: Giuseppe Spatafora
  • A crowd of people standing around a Serbian flag. Image credit to Stefan Kostic on Unsplash.

    Serbia after the vote: Back to fundamentals

    Democratic change in Serbia may not bring immediate geopolitical realignment, but could open the door to more constructive relations with the EU. The EU and Member States should seize this chance and build a durable partnership, without expecting an immediate foreign policy shift...

    Commentary
    26 October, 2026 By: Bojana Zorić
  • Rally in Georgia in support of the country's European integration. Image credit to Envato Elements.

    Too little, too late? Georgia's lessons for Serbia and EU leverage

    Georgia’s democratic regression highlights the risks facing Serbia, where similar warning signs are emerging. As authoritarianism becomes entrenched, EU leverage diminishes, underscoring the need for earlier, more decisive action to counter democratic backsliding.

    Briefs
    12 October, 2026 By: Bojana Zorić, Tefta Kelmendi
  • Close-up image of flame on a gas stove. Image credit to Alex Gagareen on Unsplash.

    Dark clouds ahead: Energy outlooks for winter

    Europe faces a challenging energy outlook as winter approaches, with tight markets and Russian hybrid attacks exposing its vulnerabilities. The EU must combine targeted energy relief with swifter electrification and stronger protection of critical infrastructure.

    Commentary
    6 October, 2026 By: Caspar Hobhouse
  • Rows of server racks with blue lighting and small yellow indicator lights in a dark data center environment. Image credit to Envato Elements.

    Feeding the beast: Energy security as a precondition for the EU's AI power

    As the global AI race accelerates, abundant, affordable and reliable energy is becoming a key source of technological power. Aligning AI infrastructure with energy availability could strengthen Europe's resilience, reduce dependencies and advance its technological ambitions.

    Briefs
    28 September, 2026 Edited By: Clotilde Bômont, Caspar Hobhouse
  • Extreme close-up of interlocking industrial gears. Image credit to Envato Elements.

    Building together: How Europe and Ukraine should deepen their defence industrial partnership

    Deeper EU-Ukraine defence industrial integration can strengthen Ukraine's ability to resist Russia while bolstering Europe's defences. Combining Kyiv's innovation and expertise with European capital, tech and demand can build a stronger shared defence industrial base.

    Briefs
    22 September, 2026 By: Ondrej Ditrych, Luigi Scazzieri

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