The EU’s 2019-24 political cycle: mid-term assessment and outlook
This paper aims to provide an assessment of the EU’s political cycle and what can be expected for the remainder of the period.
This paper aims to provide an assessment of the EU’s political cycle and what can be expected for the remainder of the period.
Extract: France is one of the core countries of the EU. Its domestic fragmentation may thus have an impact on the EU’s future course.
The EC has taken a firm stance on CBI and RBI schemes, especially within the context of mounting Russian aggression in Ukraine.
A closed-door workshop organised by ETTG and the Elcano Royal Institute to discuss the future of the EU in promoting global development.
Two months into the war against Ukraine there is no end in sight and Russia’s most recent actions even point to an intensification of the fight.
The 24th April is taking place the second round of the presidential elections in France, in which French people will vote between Macron and Le Pen.
The post-pandemic recovery or the war in Ukraine show that, when cooperation in Southern Europe occurs, positive results can be achieved.
Europe has made significant progress in recent times in its unification and capabilities while simultaneously lashing itself tighter to the US might.
The influx of millions of Ukrainian refugees into the EU poses challenges of management, funding and integration, but has attracted political support.
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