The change in the approach to China, towards a more assertive one, was upheld by Biden. Indeed, we have seen a multiplication of those efforts, and a creation of new regulations.
Alicja Bachulska outlines the security issues, and broader implications for Sino-American relations of the Chinese spy balloon incident
If a change in US policy resulted in a Russian victory in Ukraine, it could very well destroy the very idea that the US is committed to the defence of Europe
Célia Belin, Majda Ruge and Jeremy Shapiro analyse what the return of a Republican president to power in Washington would mean for Europe
If a change in US policy were to result in a Russian victory in Ukraine, it could well destroy the very idea that the US is committed to European defence
Célia Belin, Majda Ruge and Jeremy Shapiro analyse what a Republican president returning to power in Washington would mean for Europe
In Europe today, all three facets (security, energy needs and export-led growth) are increasingly in American hands
The group of people around him has been very strong, a legacy of the Obama model
Célia Belin was quoted in le Journal du Dimanche on the dyanmics of Joe Biden’s cabinet
After the last few days, it looks like the Republicans cannot lead
The McCarthy case shows that Trump is losing influence among the Republicans, writes Jeremy Shapiro in his op-ed
Seen in isolation, it is a problematic move the US is now taking, but in a larger perspective, boosting green industries could be positive for the entire globe
The French president’s state visit to the United States demonstrates the restoration of relations between Paris and Washington
Tara Varma was interviewed by L’Express on the potential reestablishment of a good relationship between the US and France
[Europe should] use these years to prepare for a scenario in which the US no longer sees its involvement in Europe as a key American interest
Who is going to be president in 2024 is still completely open, even after the mid-term elections. But Europe should prepare itself, warns Jana Puglierin.
The Republican candidates will continue to wage a scorched-earth culture war
In the guest commentary, Mark Leonard explains what Trump’s re-election would mean for the relationship between the US and Europe
