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  • Back with a vengeance? Trump, Brussels and the world

    Five steps the EU should take to deal with the new US administration.

    Commentary
    6 November, 2024 Edited By: Giuseppe Spatafora
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    The changing submarine cables landscape

    The Indo-Pacific, a region marked by complex geopolitics, faces unique challenges in ensuring the security of its submarine cables. For the EU, the vulnerability of undersea communications cables poses a strategic risk, calling for more proactive measures to protect this critical...

    Briefs
    30 October, 2024 By: Yuka Koshino
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    Deconstructing Russia's bricolage tactics

    Using the concept of bricoleur, drawn from French social theory, we explore how Russia deploys a range of improvisational tactics to disrupt the existing global political order.

    Briefs
    22 October, 2024 By: Ondrej Ditrych
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    Minding the drone gap: Drone warfare and the EU

    Drones have become ubiquitous in conflicts, from the wars in Ukraine and Gaza/Israel/Lebanon to the civil wars in Sudan, Syria and Myanmar. We explore the impact of drones on modern warfare and how the EU should respond to their growing prominence on the battlefield.

    Briefs
    11 October, 2024 By: Jan Joel Andersson, Sascha Simon
  • Georgia: frontline in the fight for democracy

    The EU has watched Georgia’s democratic backsliding with growing alarm. The upcoming parliamentary elections will decide the country’s political future. Will Georgia continue on the authoritarian path set by its current government? Or will it begin to rebuild its democracy and...

    Commentary
    10 October, 2024 By: Steven Everts
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    "Je t'aime, moi non plus": cognitive biases in the AU-EU relationship

    The AU-EU partnership, although vital for addressing transregional challenges, continues to be subject to tensions. We argue that cognitive biases play a significant role in perpetuating misunderstandings within the partnership.

    Briefs
    1 October, 2024 By: Rossella Marangio, Frank Mattheis
  • Strengthening resilience in the East - How the EU can empower countries against foreign interference

    In the wake of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine, Eastern countries have been increasingly exposed to FIMI tactics. We explore how the EU’s enlargement policy has been targeted by FIMI operations, and argue that the EUPM Moldova mission could serve as a blueprint for a...

    Briefs
    25 September, 2024 By: Nad’a Kovalčíková, Leonardo De Agostini, Beatrice Catena
  • The US elections: what choices for Europe?

    The US presidential election will have far-reaching consequences for EU foreign policy. Our interactive map illustrates how a Trump or a Harris presidency would affect key flashpoints around the world, the strategic stakes for EU foreign policy and the choices this entails.

    Commentary
    23 September, 2024 By: Giuseppe Spatafora, Christian Dietrich
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    Playing God with climate

    Although increasingly touted as offering a solution to the worst effects of global warming, geoengineering technologies are controversial. But as the planet’s temperatures continue to rise, the EU must consider whether geoengineering could provide deliverance from our climate...

    Briefs
    16 September, 2024 By: Lukas Trakimavičius
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    Trump, Harris and transatlantic uncertainties

    On 5 November 2024, the citizens of the United States will elect their 47th president. After President Biden’s decision to withdraw his candidacy this summer, the two candidates are former President Donald Trump and sitting Vice-President Kamala Harris. Their positions on many...

    Analysis
    12 September 2024 By: Giuseppe Spatafora

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