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    EU Global Strategy Expert Opinion No.04 – Sven Biscop

    ‘...the High Representative, supported by like-minded member states, could systematically resort to QMV and gradually introduce a much more flexible decision-making practice.’

    20 January 2016 By: Sven Biscop
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    EU Global Strategy Expert Opinion No.03 – Richard Youngs

    '...the EU needs greater clarity and precision in how to advance what might be termed interest-driven values.'

    20 January 2016 By: Richard Youngs
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    EU Global Strategy Expert Opinion No.02 – Philip Gordon

    ‘It is shocking that years after major terrorist attacks in New York, Madrid and London, European intelligence and police services are still not sharing basic information about potential terrorists...’

    20 January 2016 By: Philip H. Gordon
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    EU Global Strategy Expert Opinion No.05 – Jan Techau

    ‘...the plan can achieve what no other official EU document has ever done: identify the genuine shared foreign policy interest of all 28 member states in every region of the world and in every relevant policy field...’

    20 January 2016 By: Jan Techau
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    EU Global Strategy Expert Opinion No.01 – Stephen Walt

    ‘...the main challenge in the years ahead will be preventing renewed rivalries within Europe as the ‘American pacifier ’evaporates.’

    20 January 2016 By: Stephen Walt
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    Transatlantic drug trafficking – via Africa

    The growing consumer market for illicit substances in Europe also poses challenges for West Africa. This Alert shows how its optimal geographical location is turning it into a hotbed for smuggling networks operating out of Latin America.

    Alerts
    19 January 2016 By: José Luengo-Cabrera, Anouk Moser
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    The EU and ASEAN in 2016

    The EU is the largest contributor to the ASEAN Secretariat and the bi-regional relationship now goes beyond trade and institutional capacity-building. As a result, forging a more institutionalised EU-ASEAN ‘strategic partnership’ in 2016 appears not only the easiest, but also the...

    Alerts
    14 January 2016 By: Eva Pejsova
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    China's multilateralism: higher ambitions

    China’s global activism is reaching new heights under President Xi Jinping’s leadership. Beijing is hoping to exert itself as a new multilateral leader by venturing into previously unchartered realms such as cybersecurity. The question is, how will China pursue its new ambitions?

    Alerts
    14 January 2016 By: Alice Ekman
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    The EU neighbours 1995-2015: shades of grey

    This Chaillot Paper charts the changes that have taken place in the countries and regions adjacent to the EU over the past two decades, and analyses how the upheavals of recent years have altered the EU’s relationship with and approach to its eastern and southern neighbours.

    Chaillot Papers
    17 December 2015 By: Florence Gaub, Nicu Popescu
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    Mali: an endangered peace

    The Malian peace process underway is at risk of derailing once again. In order to avoid the mistakes of the past, further international support is needed to curb jihadist terrorist groups and create a more favourable security environment for the demilitarisation of the volatile...

    Alerts
    17 December 2015 By: José Luengo-Cabrera, Taynja Abdel-Baghy

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