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    US elections: national security will be back in the spotlight in the 2008 Campaign

    ‘It’s rough out there’ warns the front cover of a recent issue of The Economist, and it is not talking about nuclear threats, Iraq or the growth of China’s military power, but rather about the economy. Economic news from the US has been consistently bad for some time: the dollar...

    Alerts
    1 January 2008 By: Marcin Zaborowski
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    The EU and Georgia: time perspectives in conflict resolution

    The European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) framework obliges the EU to coordinate closely with Georgia on its policies for conflict resolution in the breakaway entities of Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Brussels and Tbilisi do not share the same time perspective, however.

    Occasional Papers
    1 December 2007 By: Bruno Coppieters
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    CSDP Newsletter No. 5

    The EU-Africa summit in Lisbon on 8-9 December 2007 is due to usher in a new stage in the long-standing relations between the two continents with the adoption of a far-reaching joint strategy and a concrete action plan for its implementation.The EU is already the world’s largest...

    1 December 2007
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    After the Lisbon treaty: global EU?

    If the Lisbon Treaty is ratified it will put foreign and security policy back at the heart of the EU debate. In that debate institutional implications such as the new post of 'EU foreign minister' will likely feature prominently,but the future scope and content of EU foreign and...

    4 November 2007 By: Álvaro de Vasconcelos, Charles Grant, Celso Lafer
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    After the Lisbon treaty: global EU?

    If the Lisbon Treaty is ratified it will put foreign and security policy back at the heart of the EU debate. In that debate institutional implications such as the new post of 'EU foreign minister' will likely feature prominently,but the future scope and content of EU foreign and...

    Alerts
    1 November 2007 By: Álvaro de Vasconcelos
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    Poland - from bad and ugly to a bit better

    Wladyslaw Bartoszewski, Poland’s former foreign minister, offered a damning verdict on his country’s diplomacy under the Kaczynskis. “If the bride is poor and ugly,” he said, “the least she can do is to be gracious.” During their two-year rule the twins chastised the Germans...

    1 November 2007 By: Kerry Longhurst, Marcin Zaborowski
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    Lessons learned from European defence equipment programmes

    This Occasional Paper explores the issue of European armaments cooperation. Such cooperation between countries has often been difficult. Even so, European governments continue to collaborate on multinational equipment programmes for a number of reasons, and successful...

    Occasional Papers
    14 October 2007 By: Jean-Pierre Darnis, Giovanni Gasparini, Christoph Grams, Daniel Keohane, Fabio Liberti, Jean-Pierre Maulny, May-Britt Stumbaum
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    Pioneering foreign policy: the EU Special Representatives

    Over the last ten years, the EU Special Representatives (EUSRs) have pioneered EU foreign policy in countries and regions of direct interest to the Union. EUSRs are a face of the Union, enhancing its visibility, and they give it a voice, seeking to deliver a single message to...

    Chaillot Papers
    1 October 2007 By: Giovanni Grevi
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    Relations in the Russia-Ukraine-EU triangle: 'zero-sum game' or not?

    By introducing the Wider Europe concept and the European Neighborhood Policy, the European Union has actually entered a region which Russia has long considered the sphere of its national interests. The Occasional Paper explores the resultant ‘zero-sum game’.

    Occasional Papers
    1 September 2007 By: Vsevolod Samokhvalov
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    Seeing blue: American visions of the European Union

    For six decades the United States has supported European integration, yet many Americans have an ambivalent attitude towards the European Union. Some Americans see the EU as the culmination of historic efforts to ensure peace, stability and democracy on the continent, while...

    Chaillot Papers
    1 September 2007 By: Esther Brimmer

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