Biden’s first 100 days: a more European US; should Europe now become more American?
Joe Biden, has completed his first 100 days in the White House with economic policies that have been described as revolutionary.
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Berlin’s choice: how Spain triggered a rethink in German European policy
A recent Spanish-Dutch initiative signals member-state discontent, and Spain’s involvement in particular has raised difficult questions.
US-EU: political convergence, economic divergence
The political and geopolitical convergence between the US and the EU is becoming evident. But economic divergence may be emerging.
The future of the EU’s lead-candidate procedure
The EU’s lead-candidate procedure should not be abandoned. To save it, it should be embedded in a reform of the EU’s electoral law before the next elections
After the European Council: is there a formula for stability with an unpredictable Turkey?
It still is in the EU’s interest to have a rules-based relationship with Turkey. An unstable Turkey will be a source of instability for the Union as well.
The European Recovery Plan: the figures for Spain
The shape of the European Recovery Fund is becoming clearer. This analysis looks at the figures for Spain.
Restoring the rule of law within the EU. In judges we trust
How to respond to the rule of law challenges faced as a result of access to power of Right-wing populist parties in some EU states?
The new Digital Compass at the EU: risks and opportunities
The new Digital Compass offers feasible targets. The challenge will be the adaptation of its governance structure to avoid repeating risks.
The EU-Japan partnership in the Indo-Pacific: opportunities and challenges
This paper analyses the common and divergent interests of Japan and the EU in the Indo-Pacific and identifies the most promising areas for cooperation.
The EU Climate Law’s key governance question: why could the EU use a climate watchdog?
The EU Climate Law is the first substantial legislation to implement the vision of the European Green Deal.
“We finally have our Conference on the Future of Europe!”: now, what do we do with it?
After months of toing and froing on the leadership issue, the Joint Declaration on the Conference was finally signed.
European Indo-Pacific strategies: convergent thinking and shared limitations
France, Germany and the Netherlands have issued strategic papers on the Indo-Pacific that could serve as an inspiration for other EU member states
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