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EU-GCC relations

18 December 2023
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The EU and GCC have a long-standing partnership, but it has been hampered by institutional differences, contrasting values and priorities, and conflicting interests. This Brief explores what steps need to be taken to ensure that the partnership can realise its full potential.

A 'make or break' moment for Serbia?

13 December 2023
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On 17 December, snap parliamentary and local elections are taking place in Serbia. As international pressure on the Serbian government mounts, the elections are seen as a ‘make or break’ moment. Will the elections further cement the ruling party’s grip on power or mark a new political era for Serbia?

COP28 in the rearview mirror

13 December 2023
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Following hard-fought negotiations, the 28th COP summit in Dubai has culminated in a historic decision to ‘transition away’ from fossil fuels. Although not legally binding, the COP28 declaration will send a powerful signal to markets and policymakers about the direction in which the world is heading.

Climate change and defence: Preparing for the future

12 December 2023

On 12 December, the EUISS and the Spanish Presidency of the Council of the EU organised a seminar to discuss both internal and external dimensions of the climate change and defence nexus, and how we can adapt base infrastructure, force employment, and scenario planning for the future. 

Ondrej Ditrych on Studio ČT24

11 December 2023

Ondrej Ditrych was interviewed by Czech television to discuss the prospects of Georgia’s membership in the EU and the country’s complex relations with Russia.

The end of dialogue? Three methodological challenges for EU-China cooperation

06 December 2023
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The number of meetings between Chinese and EU officials has increased significantly recently. On the eve of the EU-China summit, the question must be asked: are these exchanges leading to results? It appears particularly difficult for the EU and China to discuss issues like market access to subsidies, Ukraine and the Middle East, in a constructive way. Why is this and what can be done about it?

Bosnia and Herzegovina's quest for EU membership

30 November 2023
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Ahead of the Council meeting of 14-15 December where the issue of enlargement will be at the top of the agenda, this Brief analyses the prospects for breaking the political and institutional impasse in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It argues that while the EU cannot fix the structural problems inherent to the Dayton Peace Agreement, it can incentivise enforcement of its provisions until new rules with popular legitimacy are in place.

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