Europe’s global role after Ukraine
These discussions call for reflection on how the EU can engage with like-minded partners in regions such as Latam or the Indo-Pacific.
Future of Europe
A European central fiscal capacity: the right response to Sino-US industrial subsidies
In this era of climate change and great-power rivalry, industrial policy is back and this necessarily implies greater public investment.
Europe’s global role after Ukraine: A conversation with José Manuel Albares and Maroš Šefčovič
Russia's war in Ukraine has reignited debates about the European Union's contribution to its security and Europe's global role.
Daniel F. Runde. Ukraine’s economic transformation
Daniel Runde, senior Vice president of the CSIS, talks about the reconstruction of Ukraine after a year of war since the Russian invasion.
Understanding the ‘new India’ and what it means for Europe
The relation with India is one of the key partnerships that Europe needs to strengthen. However, it must accept that a ‘new India’ is emerging.
The Northern Ireland Protocol
The Northern Ireland Protocol has become the thorniest issue in the new relationship between the UK and the EU.
A conversation with the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania and Spain
Lithuania and Spain are aware that this move of Russia to the East should not make them lose sight of the threats they face in the South.
European strategic autonomy and defence after Ukraine
This analysis examines the potential implications of the war in Ukraine for the EU’s security and defence policy.
Conversation with Nadia Calviño and Mairead McGuinness on ‘Key topics for financial stability in Europe’
The war in Ukraine, its financial implications and its impact on the energy sector will be addressed; Open Finance, the digital euro and crypto assets.
Could Meloni’s government prove more pro-EU than expected?
Giorgia Meloni represents a new political model that could be described as ‘techno-sovereignism’, which combines a number of elements.