The Taiwan or China question is still very abstract to European citizens
Pawel Zerka comments on how Europeans feel about the United States and China, according to the latest report he wrote with Jana Puglierin based on a survey conducted in 11 EU Member States
About 64% of respondents across the 11 EU member states in the survey said they saw Vladimir Putin’s Russia as a competitor (9%) or, worse, an opponent (55%)
The new ECFR survey shows that European who see Russia as adversary or rival double in number since 2021
A plurality of Indians (48%) and most Turks (51%) said the future world order will be defined by multipolarity or non-Western dominance
A recent ECFR survey-poll shows that the West thinks it is watching a sequel of the cold war, while the rest of the world sees an entirely new film
Germany scores best of all countries because it is not only strong in various areas, but also invests “in the Union’s ability to act”
DW refers to results of the European Sovereignty Index
The EU can exercise its own leadership to be competitive with US companies and support the most vulnerable economies
We live in a state of “no-peace” which could become permanent
In an interview given to l’Echo, Mark Leonard describes in what ways economic, geopolitical, technological and environmental interdependence is creating, rather than appeasing, tensions
The war has been a sobering shock for Europeans, who are exhibiting a new sense of urgency in rethinking what it will take to keep the continent safe and secure
Rafael Loss and Jana Puglierin describe in their op-ed how the European Union can strengthen its capacity to act
When it comes down to it, being able to deal with complex dependencies is what European sovereignty is all about
Pawel Zerka explains in his op-ed why the results of the new ‘European Sovereignty Index’ are a bittersweet reading for the EU
The German newspaper refers to Germany’s score in ECFR’s European Sovereignty Index
Europe can meet and actively shape the global challenges that have resulted from interdependence
