Roundtable ‘US elections: What’s at stake?’
The roundtable ‘US elections: What’s at stake?’, will be held on 5 November 2024 at the Botín Foundation (Madrid).
China, the US and the new world order
Trump vs Harris: where they stand on immigration
Where do Donald Trump and Kamala Harris stand on immigration and border security in the 2024 United States elections?
The new Democratic presidential ticket: what’s changed and what remains the same
Exploring the new Democratic presidential ticket with Kamala Harris: what has changed from Biden’s run and what remains the same?
Near miss: assessing the impact on the election of the Trump assassination attempt
Assessing the impact of the 2024 Donald Trump assassination attempt on the presidential campaign and Biden’s withdrawal from the race.
China at bay and the EU to the rescue? Not quite…
China is at bay and facing an economic slowdown, affecting its strategic relationship with the EU and the US.
From campaign to implementation: an overview of Biden’s immigration policy
Overview of Joe Biden's immigration policy, since campaigning for the elections to implementation in the Presidency.
The trajectory of US-EU relations in a tumultuous year
This paper looks at developments in US-EU relations and offers recommendations for protecting the transatlantic link.
One heartbeat away from the presidency: Kamala Harris vs JD Vance
Harris and Vance, currently vice-presidential candidates, are likely to be nominated for the presidency in 2028.
China and WTO reform: what to expect?
This analysis explores the reasons behind China’s transformation, what it means for the WTO and the ongoing discussion on China’s approach to WTO reform.
Elcano Policy Paper “Spain in the World in 2024: perspectives and challenges”
The Elcano Royal Institute analyzes the prospects for the international panorama and the short-term challenges for Spain's external action.
Policy orientations on EU-China relations in semiconductors: an outlook on bilateral and multilateral agendas
The international semiconductor agenda is more than a matter of US-China rivalry. The EU plays a major role.
Future-proofing EU security and defence policies in the Indo-Pacific: doubling down with friends
This policy brief proposes a networked security defence collaboration between the EU, NATO, and its Indo-Pacific partners.
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