Chinese utilities are stripping European technology out of their critical infrastructure on security grounds, while Chinese ...
Ahead of the 2027 presidential election, pro-European candidates may find unexpected opportunities among voters of both the ...
Europeans should defend their rules on trade, investment and infrastructure—and, in so doing, change the logic that ...
Factional struggles around the US president have left Europe at the mercy of competing foreign policy agendas. But European disunity only undermines European in ...
As global power becomes more dispersed, the relationship between Europe (and the West) and China is increasingly shaped not ...
Amid growing uncertainty, Europeans face a fundamental challenge: how to keep themselves safe with potentially less America ...
As European leaders hobnob with their counterparts at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, they must think carefully about how to navigate a ...
The Gripen fighter jet came in low over the medieval rooftops of Visby, stood on its tail and climbed vertically out of sight. Hundreds of hands went up holding phones. Every late June, all Swedish ...
This week, Mark Leonard is joined by Janka Oertel, director of ECFR’s DARE* initiative, and Andrew Small, head of ECFR’s Asia programme, to examine the growing impact of the “China shock 2.0” on ...
Mark Leonard welcomes Jörg Lau and Jana Puglierin to discuss Germany’s deepening political crisis, the rise of the AfD and how the country’s regional elections ...
Poland’s party system is unravelling. The Law and Justice (PiS) party, led by Jaroslaw Kaczyński, has split. More than 40 of its members have formed a separate parliamentary caucus that includes ...
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