[Macron], under pressure from the far-right [in the polls], has veered to the right, offering a tough reform of the immigration laws and holding a firm line on the riots
Célia Belin et Pawel Zerka à propos du virage du président Macron vers la droite
Poland, for instance, sees the trans-Atlantic alliance as the best way for its security, or Europe’s security, even if it means relinquishing a bit of sovereignty to the U.S.
Célia Belin comments on France´s project of seeking “strategic autonomy” for Europe
France has realized the need for integration and strengthening NATO, while Poles have also realized how important it is to have some form of higher European integration
Célia Belin on the French and Polish defense strategies
At least Macron is trying something. Ultimately, the aim is to bring fresh air and new energy to the global financial infrastructure.
Célia Belin examines President Macron’s decision to organise the Summit for a New Global Financing Pact
The Paris summit is part of a desire to avoid the logic of blocs, of a confrontation between the West and the “global South”
Célia Belin on the Summit for a New Global Financing Pact
If we don’t attend to the Global South now, they might get frustrated and sell their interests. We may lose many allies that way.
Célia Belin on importance of the Summit for a New Global Financing Pact
Célia Belin, Majda Ruge and Jeremy Shapiro are the authors of this article analyzing the consequences of 2024 US Presidential Election on Europe
The question is not whether European strategic autonomy is realistic or not, but whether we really have a choice – the French believe it is inevitable
Célia Belin on the feasibility of European strategic autonomy
If a change in US policy resulted in a Russian victory in Ukraine, it could very well destroy the very idea that the US is committed to the defence of Europe
Célia Belin, Majda Ruge and Jeremy Shapiro analyse what the return of a Republican president to power in Washington would mean for Europe
If a change in US policy were to result in a Russian victory in Ukraine, it could well destroy the very idea that the US is committed to European defence
Célia Belin, Majda Ruge and Jeremy Shapiro analyse what a Republican president returning to power in Washington would mean for Europe