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Rise to the challengers: Europe’s populist parties and its foreign policy future

  • Jeremy Cliffe, Teresa Coratella, Camille Lons, Arturo Varvelli
  • Policy Brief
  • 12 June 2025

An array of populist parties are challenging Europe’s foreign policy mainstream. To secure European sovereignty, its politicians need to adapt—which means preparing for a variety of future diplomatic scenarios

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Transatlantic twilight: European public opinion and the long shadow of Trump

  • Jana Puglierin, Arturo Varvelli, Paweł Zerka
  • Policy Brief
  • 12 February 2025

A new ECFR poll points to Europeans’ widespread (but not universal) reassessment of the transatlantic relationship, and extensive opportunities for the new US president to divide them if they do not work together

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