The Policy Brief “Maga goes global: Trump’s plan for Europe” has been mentioned by the news outlet “Formiche”
Media mentions – ECFR Rome
Simion’s victory would widen the group of states close to Putin, remonstrate a division between establishment and anti-establishment parties, and create one between left and right-wing governments
There is a convergence of needs that makes the Gulf monarchies the center of gravity for world economic and geopolitical policies, especially for the U.S
Corrado Cok on the implications of Trump’s foreign policy for the Middle East and Saudi Arabia
I think Merz sees France and Poland as really important partners for Germany, but he knows that the coalitions of the willing that will shape the future of Europe will have to be wider
There is a growing alignment between Saudi Arabia and the US regarding the inclusion of the Yemeni dossier in the nuclear talks between Tehran and Washington, as part of a broader deescalation process
Trump suppressed Merz’s Atlanticist instincts but the question remains whether the Germany First or pro-European line will prevail
If Europe wants to be the guardian of a distinct political identity, it must accept the challenge of leadership, not as a mere subordinate partner of the United States, but as an autonomous actor
We should think of Imec as a network, whose resilience and ability to withstand perturbations would be greatly increased if it were based on multiple entry points
Meloni acts as a bridge between the European Commission and the US, seeking to reintroduce Von der Leyen’s zero-tariff also to protect the Italian economy, harhly hit by the tariffs
The truth is that the American market will become even more complex for European players. Therefore, securing alternatives and multiple options will facilitate European trade