How America enables its allies’ bad behaviour
The US remains stuck in a Cold War mindset of keeping allies happy, rather than ensuring that they support US interests
The US remains stuck in a Cold War mindset of keeping allies happy, rather than ensuring that they support US interests
If Obama’s visit to the United Kingdom and Germany confirmed anything, it was the extent to which America’s political elites worry about the strength and unity of Europe.
Nigel Inkster, former MI6 board member, and Nick Witney, former chief executive of the European Defence Agency and co-director of ECFR's European Power programme, give us their perspectives
As control over population flows becomes a currency of power, states that follow the M-7’s lead will have the opportunity to boost their geopolitical heft
The workshop ¨Europe’s digital power¨ was part of an ongoing ECFR project supported by BBVA, Cellnex and Telefonica with the aim of raising awareness and igniting a European debate on its digital future.
El proyecto de ECFR ¨El poder digital de Europa¨ llevó el 25 de abril a Berlín el debate sobre los retos digitales a los que se enfrenta Europa
While Germany's role in security is of increasing importance, German politicians must downplay it for a domestic audience
By voting to leave the EU the UK may lose its voice at a time when the union aims to play a strategically greater role in European defence, security and foreign policy
On 23 June, the British public will vote on the future of Britain in the EU. Security issues have already featured prominently in the debate
Why are the Brexiteers so worried about the American President’s intervention in the referendum campaign?