Relying on a variety of sources and multiple answers, not on a single renewable source (…). The key is diversification, also in terms of fossil fuels and providers.
Cinzia Bianco outlines the essential elements for achieving the European energy transition within the changed geopolitical and energy context
The current context justifies the idea that the TTC should focus on technology’s global governance to counter the misuse of digital technologies by authoritarian governments
José Ignacio Torreblanca explains the importance for Europe and the US to work together to set democratic and rule-based standards within the Trade and Technology Council (Ttc) meeting, held on 15 and 16 May 2022 in Paris.
Draghi’s words to Biden on Libya sound like a pre-emptive call for more political support for Italy in Mediterranean and energy issues
Arturo Varvelli comments on Mario Draghi’s words on Libya emerged during his meeting with US President Joe Biden in Washington DC
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has vehemently uncovered a phenomenon that has been present for years at EU level
Teresa Coratella discusses censorship and disinformation in the context of Russia’s attack on Ukraine
Managing foreign disinformation remains a major issue for the EU. Much remains to be done in this concern, as the Russian case demonstrates.
Teresa Coratella comments on European defence mechanisms deployed in the fight against disinformation
As far as defence integration is concerned, Eastern European countries trust Washington and NATO much more than Brussels and the other main European governments
Arturo Varvelli comments on the reluctance of Eastern European countries to delegate their security to the EU
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
Marine feels strengthened by the victories of Orban and Vucic. A victory would lead to an alliance between illiberal democracies and a push against sanctions on Russia
Tara Varma on what a Le Pen presidency could mean for France, Europe and the US
It is unclear to what extent Le Pen would be able to translate his tough EU speech into effective politics
Should she win, Le Pen will have the difficult role of positioning herself ex novo within the EU and making the ultimate choice between Brussels on one side or Moscow and Budapest on the other
Teresa Coratella analyses the impact that either Emmanuel Macron or Marine Le Pen’s victory would have on Europe, and the opportunity that both these outcomes would open for Italy
