Mark Leonard publishes, “In an ‘age of unpeace,’ civilians become new pawns of war” in the Japan Times
Media mentions – Climate & Geopolitics
Jeremy Shapiro speaks with Julian Worricker and Arminka Helic about the Omicron variant, Chile’s elections and other issues
This is an uncomfortable question for which the government has no answers
ECFR visiting fellow Hafsa Halawa comments on the Egyptian government’s spending spree, and how they plan to pay for it
Since news emerged in September that the government of Mali was negotiating a contract with Russian private military company Wagner Group, France and other European states have made the issue a focus
Andrew Lebovich is cited in an EU Bulletin Article on geopolitical competition in Africa
Connectivity does not reduce tensions, but opens up new opportunities for competition and conflict. No wonder the line between war and peace is becoming increasingly blurred.
In his op-ed, Mark Leonard analyses geopolitical fault lines – from migration to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline
This is a role in which Germany, and in particular the foreign minister, can play a significant role in shaping European climate policy at an international level
Jana Puglierin sees climate policy as more than just a national project, because Germany should be a leading nation on this issue in the European Union
It is connectivity itself that gives people the opportunity to fight, the reasons to compete, and the arsenal to deploy
Mark Leonard publishes in The Guardian on Connectivity conflict and how migrants, finance and gas are all weapons in our hyperlinked world
Germany needs to formulate a climate foreign policy and to engage Biden on a transatlantic Green Deal
Alex Clark, Susi Dennison and Mats Engström published an op-ed on EU and climate action in Le Grand Continent
