Brussels power, not Brussels overreach
The Brussels Effect remains powerful, but only when exercised with discipline. It works less as an imposition than as a magnet.
The Brussels Effect remains powerful, but only when exercised with discipline. It works less as an imposition than as a magnet.
Roundtable organised with EPC on the EU’s capacity to sustain its support to Ukraine in the context of the Russia’s war on that country.
Presentation of the latest report by the ETNC network, ‘Quest for strategic autonomy? Europe grapples with the US-China rivalry’ in Brussels.
Securing the future of the Schengen Area demands that the EU restore trust, bolster common mechanisms, and reaffirm free movement as the very cornerstone of integration.
The EU prefers energy cooperation and, although it has assets, it is not ready to compete with powers such as Russia, China or the US.
Europe recalibrates its global stance, seeking strategic autonomy in response to the US’s unpredictability and China’s growing influence.
The PromethEUs network presents its report on EU digital regulation including Omnibus Packages, the “28th regime” and AI-centred tools.
With US-EU ties strained, Germany under Merz pursues economic resilience, strategic deterrence, and a stronger European defence role.
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