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Is Europe’s leverage larger than it looks? The EU holds genuine assets in finance and trade, but also has weaknesses that escape current debates. ECFR’s new web special tests eight clichés about the global economy against data. @ECFRGeotech ecfr.eu/special/interdepende…
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To remain competitive on their own terms, mainstream parties will have to demonstrate that they, too, have a vision for giving vulnerable citizens control over their future. @ECFRPower ecfr.eu/article/the-far-righ…
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Europeans face a president likelier than ever to erupt at them, and a Democratic Congress less focused on their concerns. Europe can respond by deploying its improved leverage with the administration while courting Democrats on questions of technology, corruption and defence. @ECFRStates ecfr.eu/article/friendlier-c…
The Democrats have swept the midterms, but Trump remains. Europeans should watch his approval ratings within the Republican Party, not the congressional seat count, to see where power truly lies. @ECFRStates ecfr.eu/article/hold-the-obi…
Replacing the court based on new, commonly agreed rules is the only way to secure support from across a divided Polish society. @ECFRPower ecfr.eu/article/crisis-in-po…
The AfD is on the rise, but Germany is already changing. European governments may need to learn to build coalitions to act without Berlin, write @PiotrBuras1, @JeremyCliffe, @mehrer_angela and @jana_puglierin in the new policy brief. @ECFRPower ecfr.eu/publication/deutschl…
Washington’s diplomatic fumbling has ended the UN mission in Western Sahara and jeopardised a 35-year peace process. Europeans need to use their leverage with Morocco to restrain escalation and revive regional diplomacy. @ECFRMena ecfr.eu/article/western-saha…
🎧 What factors led to the US midterms results? What does the new political make-up of America mean for Trump’s war? And what is the current consensus on what Trump might do now? ecfr.eu/podcasts/episode/the…
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Can Europe still count on Berlin? Webinar launching a new policy brief by ECFR’s New Politics Project, which explores how Germany’s changing political landscape is influencing its geopolitical outlook, European commitments, and international role. @ECFRPower
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To remain competitive on their own terms, mainstream parties will have to demonstrate that they, too, have a vision for giving vulnerable citizens control over their future. @ECFRPower ecfr.eu/article/the-far-righ…
A geopolitical blizzard is making Europe’s clean-energy supply chains harder to secure. The EU can still decarbonise by building a team that works towards the same goal. @ECFRPower ecfr.eu/publication/pulling-…
Europeans face a president likelier than ever to erupt at them, and a Democratic Congress less focused on their concerns. Europe can respond by deploying its improved leverage with the administration while courting Democrats on questions of technology, corruption and defence. @ECFRStates ecfr.eu/article/friendlier-c…
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📆 11/11 at 10:00am CET
Can Europe still count on Berlin? This webinar marks the launch of a new policy brief by ECFR’s New Politics Project, which explores how Germany’s changing political landscape is influencing its geopolitical outlook, European commitments, and international role. @ECFRPower
Register and join us! 👇 ecfr.eu/event/can-europe-sti…
The Democrats have swept the midterms, but Trump remains. Europeans should watch his approval ratings within the Republican Party, not the congressional seat count, to see where power truly lies. @ECFRStates ecfr.eu/article/hold-the-obi…
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Polling suggests the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party could well become the largest party in the Bundestag in 2029.
ECFR's new policy brief analyses how domestic political travails – a more fragmented and volatile party system, rise of the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) and economic stagnation – can shape Germany’s foreign and EU policy in the upcoming years. ecfr.eu/publication/deutschl…
Fearing a renewed war between America and Iran, European and regional powers are building a diplomatic framework to prevent escalation. Their efforts reveal a new appetite for middle-power-led paths towards stability without American leadership. @ECFRMena ecfr.eu/article/two-tracks-t…
Washington’s diplomatic fumbling has ended the UN mission in Western Sahara and jeopardised a 35-year peace process. Europeans need to use their leverage with Morocco to restrain escalation and revive regional diplomacy. @ECFRMena ecfr.eu/article/western-saha…
🎧 What factors led to the US midterms results? What does the new political make-up of America mean for Trump’s war? And what is the current consensus on what Trump might do now? ecfr.eu/podcasts/episode/the…
To remain competitive on their own terms, mainstream parties will have to demonstrate that they, too, have a vision for giving vulnerable citizens control over their future. @ECFRPower ecfr.eu/article/the-far-righ…
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Europeans face a president likelier than ever to erupt at them, and a Democratic Congress less focused on their concerns. Europe can respond by deploying its improved leverage with the administration while courting Democrats on questions of technology, corruption and defence. @ECFRStates ecfr.eu/article/friendlier-c…