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No time to drift: Trump, China, and the urgency of a stronger EU-Japan alignment
With an unpredictable US and a defiant China, the EU and Japan must deepen their alignment—fast. Strategic cooperation in ...
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Spoil or shape: How Europeans can impact US-Russia talks on Ukraine
European policymakers have little direct influence over Moscow and Washington. However, they can use certain tools as ...
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Back to the future: How the EU can upgrade its AI Continent Action Plan
Europe has launched its bid to be a global leader in artificial intelligence. But the EU will need a more ambitious AI ...
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Shallow seas and “shadow fleets”: Europe’s undersea infrastructure is dangerously vulnerable
Moscow’s latest disruptive measures against Europe involve targeting cables traversing the Baltic Sea. The EU needs to ...
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Discretion or disruption: The RN cannot remain so ambivalent about its foreign policy path
Marine Le Pen’s conviction for embezzlement has thrust France’s National Rally into the spotlight. But beyond the party’s ...
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Hold the line: EU actions must counter Orban and Netanyahu’s defiance of the ICC
Hungary intends to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC). Its far-right prime minister Viktor Orban made the announcement shortly after his Israeli counterpart Binyamin Netanyahu ...
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Taiwan’s balancing act: Keeping the US in, China out, and domestic technology superior
Nearly 8,000 kilometers separate Taipei and Kiev, but reminders of the fate of Ukraine are ever-present in Taiwan’s capital. They are seen in a yellow solidarity wristband with the word “unbroken” ...