There are several reasons EU member states continued to import Russian LNG, as securing low-cost supply and managing uncertainty about withdrawing from long-term contracts
Media mentions – Geoeconomics
While there are indeed powerful dynamics pushing India and Europe closer together, divergences remain present and there is no guarantee that such a trend would continue automatically on its own
Many in Germany […] still assume that an EU industrial strategy would amount to them having to support the rest of the bloc – but that gets things the wrong way round
Daniela Schwarzer discusses lessons Draghi’s report on competitiveness holds for Germany
The EU needs to overhaul its economic model—starting with the way it approaches the financing of innovation—if it wants to avoid being squeezed between the United States and China
Agathe Demarais on why EU sanctions would matter more than US ones in a Taiwan war scenario
Sanctions are all the more effective if the population of the target country is able to express its dissatisfaction to its government
Agathe Demarais analyses the effectiveness of economic sanctions as a political leverage against authoritarian regimes