I think that Warsaw and Budapest will now push to the limit, until getting to the point where they will have to back off and turn to diplomacy to obtain something
Teresa Coratella comments on the consequences of the European Court of Justice’s ruling that rejected the Polish and Hungarian appeal against the mechanism that makes EU funds conditional to the respect of the rule of law
If it decides to go ahead with the current political obduracy, Poland risks to find itself politically isolated
Teresa Coratella analyses the challenges that Poland will face during 2022, including its complex relationship with the European Union.
The objective is to contribute together to a stronger EU as a geopolitical and sovereign actor able to promote its priorities and defend its interests challenges by the Great Powers Competition
According to Teresa Coratella and Arturo Varvelli, the Franco-Italian pact is a mutual need to overcome divergences and improve internal cooperation
Due to the situation on the border between Poland and Belarus, the energy dossier is once again essential in the relations between the EU and its Neighborhood
Teresa Coratella analyzes the impact of the crisis between Poland and Belarus on the energy front
Migration is the most divisive dossier for the EU, only temporarily frozen by the pandemic. It remains a sensitive issue as the Member States have 27 different positions
Teresa Coratella on the divisive character of migration at a EU level
Sustainable development and climate can really play a major role during the meeting
Teresa Coratella’s comment on the G20 Foreign Affairs Ministerial Meeting in Matera
But such a meeting could help to develop a long-term strategy for Africa – as an equal partner and not just a recipient of development aid
Teresa Coratella comments on the plans of the G20 meeting
Both countries seem to have found in foreign policy the basin for proactive action and initiative aimed at supporting stronger European action
Teresa Coratella’s analysis about the agreement between Spain and Italy on foreign policy issues
According to a study by ECFR, Rome will orient itself more closely than in the past to joint strategies with EU partners and the USA and show less ambition for national understandings with China and Russia
Rome Summit could have the potential to lay the foundations for enhanced multilateral cooperation for the management of future crises, capable of affecting individuals indistinctly
In this analysis for Europea platform, Teresa Coratella explains why the Rome Declaration, the result of the recent Global Health Summit, could mark a turning point in the multilateral management of future crises