Tisza’s foreign policy offer: Plans for a post-Orban Hungary
After nearly 16 years of Fidesz rule, the centre-right Tisza party stands a chance of winning Hungary’s April election. Under their rule, Budapest would work with Europe, not against it
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The British prime minister has long said the UK does not need to choose between the US and Europe. The time has come for him to admit he is wrong
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Israel is agitating for US strikes against Iran, while preparing for renewed war in Lebanon. Europeans should work to contain Trump and Netanyahu to prevent renewed offensives in both arenas, while supporting Lebanon’s fragile governance
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China is shifting its economic strategies towards micro-integration and market diversification, which pose a more subtle danger to Europe’s industrial heartlands
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France’s G7 presidency coincides with an American-led G20. Paris will not find it easy to collaborate with the Trump administration, but it can still find meaningful areas for G7-G20 cooperation
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American gas supplies are helping Europe’s move away from Russian energy. Despite trade tensions under Donald Trump, reliance on the US carries fewer risks than reliance on Russia
Time to align: How Europe can compete with China on clean tech in Africa
The EU must take concrete steps to support African ambitions to move exporting or processing raw materials and become a maker of clean technologies
Nuuk-lear standoff: Why the US and Europe should cooperate on missile defence in the Arctic
Greenland has long played a strategic role in Western defence and missile warning systems. Now Trump’s “Golden Dome” plan offers an opportunity for US-Europe cooperation to boost Arctic security and nuclear deterrence
Band of brothers: Why like-minded powers need to hold the line on China
Like-minded countries are starting to protect themselves from US unpredictability and Chinese dominance by forging new coalitions. This will only work if they limit their solo deals with Beijing
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Tisza’s foreign policy offer: Plans for a post-Orban Hungary
After nearly 16 years of Fidesz rule, the centre-right Tisza party stands a chance of winning Hungary’s April election. Under their rule, Budapest would work with Europe, not against it
Capability club: How the EU can lead the fight for AI middle powers
India’s AI Impact Summit is an opportunity for the EU to seek new partnerships with other middle powers on AI development and infrastructure
Escaping the special relationship: How Britain can leave its dangerous dependency on Trump’s America
The British prime minister has long said the UK does not need to choose between the US and Europe. The time has come for him to admit he is wrong
Selling peace to Trump: How Europe can prevent the next Middle East war
Israel is agitating for US strikes against Iran, while preparing for renewed war in Lebanon. Europeans should work to contain Trump and Netanyahu to prevent renewed offensives in both arenas, while supporting Lebanon’s fragile governance
Pivoting in plain sight: China’s stealthier geoeconomics
China is shifting its economic strategies towards micro-integration and market diversification, which pose a more subtle danger to Europe’s industrial heartlands
Calling Paris and Washington: Three areas for G7-G20 collaboration in 2026
France’s G7 presidency coincides with an American-led G20. Paris will not find it easy to collaborate with the Trump administration, but it can still find meaningful areas for G7-G20 cooperation
Avoiding gas panic: Why Europe should remain calm about US energy supply
American gas supplies are helping Europe’s move away from Russian energy. Despite trade tensions under Donald Trump, reliance on the US carries fewer risks than reliance on Russia
Time to align: How Europe can compete with China on clean tech in Africa
The EU must take concrete steps to support African ambitions to move exporting or processing raw materials and become a maker of clean technologies
Nuuk-lear standoff: Why the US and Europe should cooperate on missile defence in the Arctic
Greenland has long played a strategic role in Western defence and missile warning systems. Now Trump’s “Golden Dome” plan offers an opportunity for US-Europe cooperation to boost Arctic security and nuclear deterrence
Band of brothers: Why like-minded powers need to hold the line on China
Like-minded countries are starting to protect themselves from US unpredictability and Chinese dominance by forging new coalitions. This will only work if they limit their solo deals with Beijing