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    To survive Moscow, Beijing, and Washington’s economic onslaught, Europe must reindustrialise

    With the advent of Trump’s tariffs, the EU has once again found itself caught in the crossfire of great power geo-economic ambitions. It must respond by prioritising EU and partner industries, cutting red tape, and boosting energy production.

    Commentary
    14 April, 2025 By: Joris Teer
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    NATO's 76th anniversary: What's the future of the alliance?

    The best way for NATO to survive might be to make its structure less reliant on the US. European countries and Canada can do so by increasing their share of the defence burden and by developing European capabilities.

    Commentary
    7 April, 2025 By: Giuseppe Spatafora
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    A world on fire

    A commentary series exploring how the EU can navigate an increasingly volatile strategic landscape, and chart its course through the tornado unleashed by Trump 2.0.

    Commentary
    3 April, 2025
  • Logo of globe in fire with the title "A world in fire". Background of chess board.

    The EU must now respond politically to Trump

    Trump’s trade tariffs will hit Europe hard. The genius of European integration was its tendency to depoliticise. But with Trump this will not work. It is time for a strong political response by the EU. This is a fight for power, not policy.

    Commentary
    2 April, 2025 By: Steven Everts
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    Doing resilience better, with less: The cornerstone of the EU’s Eastern policy needs rethinking

    Shifting geopolitical dynamics and new challenges make it imperative for the EU to enhance its efforts to build resilience in its Eastern neighbourhood. The EU can do that by pursuing a more strategic approach in three countries in the region – Moldova, Georgia and Armenia.

    Briefs
    1 April, 2025 By: Ondrej Ditrych
  • Group of power lines with a sky in the background | © Andrew Van Hofwegen, Unsplash

    Keeping the lights on: How Ukraine can build a resilient energy system (and why this matters to the EU)

    More than ever, Ukraine needs support to transition towards a long-term energy system that is resilient, flexible and secure. The EU has the expertise, the ability and the will to help make that happen.

    Commentary
    28 March, 2025 By: Caspar Hobhouse
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    Dawn or doom? The new AU mission in Somalia and the fight for stability

    Despite two decades of progress, Somalia remains fragile. Funding for the newly established African Union Support and Stabilisation Mission in Somalia is yet to materialise, while fragmented donor engagement jeopardises state-building efforts. To avert a security vacuum, the EU...

    Briefs
    27 March, 2025 By: Rossella Marangio
  • Tower buildings in Minsk, Belarus. Cover image credit: Envato Elements

    Killing two birds with one stone: A free and independent Belarus will make Europe safer

    The Lukashenka regime in Belarus remains a brutal and repressive dictatorship. Moreover, Moscow’s increased foothold in Belarus presents growing security challenges for the EU, and a frozen conflict in Ukraine could further exacerbate those risks. How can the EU navigate this...

    Briefs
    21 March, 2025 By: Ondrej Ditrych
  • A woman holding the Syrian flag on top of a car | © Omar Ramadan, Unsplash

    Geopolitical miscalculations: The case against Russia’s presence in Syria

    Russia is now coordinating with the US in response to last week's deadly outbreak of sectarian violence in Syria. Some countries, in particular Israel, believe that Russia's presence in Syria can provide a counterweight to growing Turkish influence. But it is clear that continued...
    Commentary
    14 March, 2025 By: Katarzyna Sidło
  • Light reflecting on dark sea - Cover image credit: Ross Sokolovski/Unsplash

    Distinguishing gold from oil: The EU’s global carbon capture and storage partnerships

    Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a tool but not a silver bullet in the fight against climate change. The EU should harness CCS technology to become the world’s carbon banking hub and setter of the global CO2 price.

    Briefs
    14 March, 2025 By: Caspar Hobhouse

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