A roadmap for sustainable electricity trade between Morocco and Europe
Will the fate of the roadmap be any different this time round? It is to be hoped so, but will mostly depend on the narrative deployed by the signatories.
Future of Europe
Spain: A new opportunity to play a more central role in the EU
Spain finally has a government. How will the country now play its cards in the international arena, especially in the EU post-Brexit? And will the new role of the Parliament be useful for Spanish foreign policy?
Italy and Austria, taking an unorthodox stand against populism
It would be a mistake to say that Italy has voted against Europe, even though the decision may have European consequences.
Breaking up the Euro would empower the nationalists
Despite recent tensions, the Euro has created deep ties that go beyond economic cooperation and are integral to European identity.
Europe is unprepared for Trump
The election of Donald Trump as US President, hard on the heels of the Brexit referendum, has forced Europe to confront another mirror.
Has the time come to reconsider Turkey’s EU membership?
The EU’s report on Turkey’s progress in meeting the conditions to become a full member is so critical that it begs the question whether the two sides should consider abandoning the accession process.
How Europe should deal with a Trump Administration
To alienate the next US President is unwise, as it will harm European interests. Instead, Europe must try to influence Trump’s policies.
Brexit: a sentence that does not change (excessively) the horizon
In the likely case that the Supreme Court confirms the decision of the British justice, a rebellion of deputies against the Brexit is not expected.
Is Russia really a threat?
Although Russia knows that it is needed to resolve many global problems, the country has shrunk in comparison with the US and China
Farewell Charlemagne: Europe in regions
Some people believe that Europe is undergoing a process of Balkanisation, although the continent’s regionalisation might in fact be something positive.
The Bratislava Summit and the Blue Danube – or thinking about Europe’s future
In mid-September, the 27 EU Heads of State and Government gathered on the banks of the ‘bright-blue’ Danube, a lifeline that connects several European countries, that brings together European brothers and sisters.
Missile defence in Europe: tying together the technical, political and security dimensions
Missile defence in Europe is evolving and maturing, even if it this is occurring at the margins of public debate. At the same time, there are perceptions that the missile threat is growing. A more sophisticated approach towards missile defence in Europe is required.
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