Former Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen could become kingmaker
Media mentions – Cohesion & Governance
Meloni is not a fascist
Arturo Varvelli believes Meloni is far less worrisome than two other Italian politicians, Salvini and Berlusconi
Giorgia Meloni did not hesitate to uphold the strong support for Ukraine throughout the election campaign – Bulgarian politicians should learn from this example
Maria Simeonova discusses what to expect from the new Italian government led by Giorgia Meloni
With the energy transition and the construction of a sustainable mobility system, the Ministry of Infrastructure is one of the most relevant domestically, in Europe and internationally
Alberto Rizzi’s analysis on the strategic character of the Ministry of Infrastructures in the wake of the formation of the new Italian government
The government has completely lost its credibility on its ability to manage the economy and to be seen as a solid custodian of people’s money
Mark Leonard on how Liz Truss’ budget mismanagement has severely damaged the Conservative Party
Air defense has not been a priority in the West for these past thirty years, because the Taliban and other enemies did not have an impressive air force
Gustav Gressel on the urgency of the development of anti-aerial systems in Ukraine with the help of Europe
A sanctions doctrine would improve the European Union’s policymaking process and provide its global partners with clarity about the measures it would implement in certain conditions
Filip Medunic argues that the EU needs a sanctions doctrine – a framework to set out the goals, means, and risks for the use of economic measures
If the EU wants to live up to its geopolitical responsibility in the neighbourhood, it should invest more in the enlargement process rather than developing new summitry formats
Piotr Buras writes in his op-ed about the challenges of a European Political Community
Vessela Tcherneva comments on the possibility of two types of coalitions forming in the new Bulgarian government