(India) rather claims to be another pole in a bigger, multipolar world order – and not in a bipolar one between China and the US
In this interview, Manisha Reuter explains how India perceives herself and the European Union
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There are wider differences that are blocking a sustainable solution and raising the prospect of ongoing tensions and clashes down the line
Julien Barnes-Dacey comments the latest clashes in Syria, between Arab and Kurdish factions
The memorandum signed a few days ago represents the first, real, sign of Italy’s involvement in the Saudi energy transition
Cinzia Bianco comments on the MoU on economic cooperation recently signed by Italy and Saudi Arabia
Don’t focus on U.S.-China competition, as they are not going to be able to discipline fragmentation as Russia and America did in the Cold War.
That’s the nastiness of this war, that they have to fight a cleaner war than the Russians
In this interview, Ulrike Franke explains which could be the symbolic aims behind Ukrainian drone strikes, why they had no casualties, and the role of carboard drones
In this video interview, Ulrike Franke discusses Ukraine’s advantages in the drone war, the role of private individuals and what Kiev should keep an eye on going forward
It is important to have flexibility in terms of funding. She gave the messages that the Commission and the EP want to hear
Vessela Tcherneva commenting on the new Bulgarian commissioner in charge of innovation, research, culture, education and youth
For Ukraine, it is about widening the breakthrough, withstanding the Russian counterattack
In this interview, Gustav Gressel explains what are the implications of the Ukrainian counteroffensive in the South on the future unfolding of the war
It’s a problem because it decreases the availability [of the tanks] for Ukraine. It decreases the useful amount of time that Ukrainians have from a donated vehicle
Gustav Gressel comments on the delay in the repairs of Ukraine’s Leopard tanks
Without sufficient priority given to clean energy deals, Europeans risk committing themselves to importing dirty fuels incompatible with their green ambitions
