Korea and the reform of global governance: strategic convergence with the EU and G7
Korea’s growing ties with the G7 and its convergence with the EU will be able to position it as a key driver of global governance reform.
China, the US and the new world order
Korea and the reform of global governance: opportunities for cooperation with the EU
Despite its significant role in global affairs, the Republic of Korea is often overlooked in European discussions on global governance.
The EU-China summit: a less than half-hearted golden wedding anniversary
The most plausible outcomes of the upcoming China-EU Summit would be limited to low-profile measures such as concrete forms of cooperation.
Quest for Strategic Autonomy? Europe Grapples with the US – China Rivalry
Europe recalibrates its global stance, seeking strategic autonomy in response to the US’s unpredictability and China’s growing influence.
Germany in the midst of transatlantic tension: how will a new government address contentious policy issues with the US?
With US-EU ties strained, Germany under Merz pursues economic resilience, strategic deterrence, and a stronger European defence role.
Presentation of the Elcano Policy Paper: ‘The defence dilemma: can Spain ride Europe’s defence revival?’
Can Spain seize the resurgence of European defence amid growing geopolitical uncertainty and shifting transatlantic dynamics?
Workshop ‘Geopolitical pathways for the energy transition: Industrial and trade policies in China, the EU and the US’
How do China, the EU and the US approach the energy transition from a geopolitical, industrial and commercial perspective?
Roundtable ‘Values, ideas, culture: the end of US soft power?’
What impact have recent political, social and cultural dynamics had on the United States' soft power?
China and Southern Europe: neither a strategic shift nor a Spanish exception
In response to the shifting transatlantic landscape, the EU has adopted a hedging strategy by strengthening its ties with China.
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