A Trump presidency will likely escalate tariffs on both China and Europe, via a universal baseline tariff of 10 per cent on all US imports
Media mentions – ECFR Madrid
The rise of the far right introduces uncertainty about the future of the Global Gateway initiative. Far-right parties could support a more domestic approach, reducing investment
Arturo Varelli and Angela Ziccardi explore how Europe’s rightward shift affects its relations with the South, especially with the MENA region
Orbán appears to be using Hungary’s rotating presidency of the EU Council to launch his diplomatic initiatives and hobnob with the world’s autocrats
Now there is a question mark over Chancellor Scholz, but, above all, what is happening is that there are doubts about the credibility of the US leadership
We Europeans should already be preparing for the eventuality of a Trump presidency, which means more defence industrial production, more ammunition, more arms supplies
Timothy Garton Ash analyses the future of Europe in the face of the domestic rise of far-right forces, Russian imperialism and the risk of Donald Trump’s return to power
If Le Pen wins the election, France’s best champagne will be drunk in Russia
Celia Belin and Pawel Zerka analyze the potential impact of the far-right results in the French elections on Europe’s security
The end result is a parliament not so different from its predecessor, with the three dominant pro-European groups still holding a comfortable majority
The harsh reality is that the EU stands alone in the face of the challenges posed by the war in Ukraine, risk reduction and ecological transition
Vladimir Putin’s intention to overhaul the European security order is clear. This does not mean that he will send his troops beyond NATO’s borders, but the risk is growing
It is a consensus organisation, so you have 32 allies you need to convince. If you are perceived as leaning towards a particular geography of the alliance, things get complicated