Which country will still dare to take the risk of democracy and alliance with Europe if we abandon it in the face of threats and perils?
Nathalie Loiseau says that Europe has never been so contested by those who prefer the law of the strongest to the rule of law
In Davos we can see that everything has changed: politics is back in the driver’s seat, and geopolitics is increasingly determining economic and business prospects. Europe risks marginality
Mark Leonard comments on the role and future of Europe from the World Economic Forum in Davos
If we don’t want to be sleepwalkers in today’s world, it would seem advisable to start investing in a European defense capability today, so that we can defend ourselves if need be
After almost two years of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Camille Grand highlights the need for a European defense
People do not know what legal value the EP report has. In Poland, when the parliament passes something, it becomes law, but this is not the case in the Europarliament
Law and Justice is threatening a radical change to the EU treaties that will not happen. But at the same time it makes it difficult for a future government to discuss the necessary reform of the Union
The changes to the EU, Kaczyński is threatening us with, are not real
To say that there is an attempt today to impose anything on anyone is pure disinformation. There is no such attempt there is only a project that would require the consent of all states
Sanchez could try to get the help of Puigdemont but it will not be easy. He will have to make more concessions to Catalonia. A referendum or amnesty is not possible
I do not think this is a protectionist strategy, I think it is realistic: if Europe gets excluded from tech supply chains, there is a real security risk
We must reduce Europe’s dependencies when it comes to technology and energy as well as defense. If we give up, we will depend on China for green technology and the US for defense
