The new report on European sovereignty is highlighted in the Brussels Playbook
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ECFR new report on European sovereignty is highlighted in the FT Brussels Briefing
The election of Donald Trump as president has contributed to the EU thinking more geopolitically or at least trying to become more independent
Poland and Hungary are abusing the logic of the overall package for their blackmail attempt – and it is precisely this logic that should now turn against them
The Polish veto against the budget can be most explained by the domestic political situation and the major internal tensions within the goverment
The commitments France made are too ambitious and it hasn’t managed to convince the U.S. to continue working with it on the big issues: Iran, climate, trade or covid.
Abandoning a lifeline for the Polish economy to live out his autocratic fantasies would not only fuel the social unrest, but also likely put the unity of the ruling camp at risk
Diploweb quotes ECFR’s report “Defending Europe’s Economic Sovereignty: new ways to resist economic coercion” in its October newsletter
Another Trump administration will have a very serious negative impact on Europe. The United States could i reality end up splitting and destroying the European Union.
Can it be set so high on the political agenda and it be made such an important issue for Europe that it gets increasingly difficult politically for the Americans to sanction?