Many of the old reasons for sterile dispute among member states have fallen away
Media mentions – Politics & Cohesion
It is a misinterpretation to perceive Macron’s and Scholz’s diplomacy as a lack of support for Ukraine
Marie Dumoulin comments on Macron’s war diplomacy and the consequences for Ukraine
Pawel Zerka draws parallels between Poland and France following last week’s French presidential election
Russia has considered itself to be in an intense security competition with the West for a very long time, but we ignored this reality
As a representative of EU countries, Michel seems to make up for Germany’s lack of leadership on the Ukrainian issue
Arturo Varvelli comments on the importance of Charles Michel’s visit to Kiev in terms of European support for Ukraine
Without London, Europe had already lost an important piece of its military capabilities in a broader sense, and I believe that Berlin will try to carve out a leading role in this field as well
Arturo Varvelli explains the meaning of Germany’s decision to increase its military expenditure and the implications of this on the relations between Berlin and Paris, Berlin and Washington and Berlin and Rome
The war in Ukraine has global repercussions. The world of tomorrow world will be very different from the one we have been living in until a few weeks ago.
Arturo Varvelli analyses the impact of the war in Ukraine on the international order and the long-term opportunities that these evolutions might open up for Europe.
In this interview, Pawel Zerka discusses how COVID-19 and the governmental responses to it have shaped the political terrain in Europe
Blocking arms exports at a time when Ukraine is facing invasion is not a good policy
Gustav Gressel speaks about Germany’s decision to block Estonia from transferring weapons to Ukraine
Rome Summit could have the potential to lay the foundations for enhanced multilateral cooperation for the management of future crises, capable of affecting individuals indistinctly
In this analysis for Europea platform, Teresa Coratella explains why the Rome Declaration, the result of the recent Global Health Summit, could mark a turning point in the multilateral management of future crises