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    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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    Europe in danger: Νavigating a future without Trump’s America

    European leaders are scrambling to respond to the Trump 2.0 presidency in the wake of recent events. Rather than dwell on the latest upheavals in Washington, Europe must focus on itself and above all on investing in its own strength. Three priorities stand out: Ukraine, European...

    Commentary
    12 March, 2025 By: Steven Everts
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    Of good and bad deals: The need for strategic clarity in negotiations on a ceasefire in Ukraine

    It is imperative for the EU to be prepared for the prospect of negotiations on ending the war in Ukraine. In particular, because for Moscow, negotiations will be a continuation of war by other means.
    Commentary
    18 December, 2024 By: Ondrej Ditrych
  • The chips are down: Trump 2.0, the EU and Ukraine

    With Donald Trump’s return to the White House, US policy towards Ukraine is poised to change significantly. To avoid the imposition of an unfavourable peace settlement on Kyiv, the EU must demonstrate strong resolve in maintaining its military and diplomatic support to Ukraine.

    Commentary
    8 November, 2024 Edited By: Ondrej Ditrych, 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
  • What the EU should do for Ukraine now

    Ukraine’s success in defending itself hinges on EU support. Regardless of the outcome of the US presidential election and despite the deadlocks in EU decision-making, Europeans must continue to stand by Ukraine. This requires improving current policies and developing new, bold...

    Commentary
    6 September, 2024 By: Ondrej Ditrych
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    10 ideas for the new team - How the EU can navigate a power political world

    The EU’s foreign and security policy is in urgent need of a reboot. As a new EU leadership takes the helm, we propose 10 ambitious yet actionable ideas to propel EU foreign policy forward.

    Chaillot Papers
    10 September 2024 Edited by: Steven Everts, Bojana Zorić
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    Four swans of the Black Sea

    Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has significantly altered regional security dynamics in the Black Sea. We explore four potential scenarios for the next decade and argue that the EU needs to invest more in the security of the region.

    Briefs
    18 July, 2024 Edited By: Ondrej Ditrych
  • NATO’s Washington Summit: Between expectations and reality

    NATO leaders will gather in Washington for a landmark summit on 9-11 July, celebrating 75 years of collective defence. The upcoming summit holds particular significance for the EU, which can play a key role with regard to key issues to be addressed at the meeting – European...

    Commentary
    25 June, 2024 By: Giuseppe Spatafora

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