As economic woes edge Turkey toward dialogue, the European Union has a long list of geopolitical issues to discuss.
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed Europe’s unpreparedness to confront a major crisis. The continent needs to learn lessons for future challenges.
The phase of the greatest Brexit-related uncertainty for the European financial sector ended on January 1.
The EU, under certain conditions, should be open to cooperation with like-minded states.
The weakening of the institutional independence of the European Commission is damaging to European integration.
EU public diplomacy in Yemen cannot work as long as its policies convey an image at odds with the identity the European Union claims as its own.
Both Ireland and the European Union need their best team on the pitch as Brexit approaches the endgame.
The EU plans to use a CO2 border adjustment on imports to improve its budget. By doing so, it risks eroding the instrument’s credibility as a response to climate change.
The COVID-19 pandemic may have provided the impetus toward European construction in a changing geopolitical landscape.
Which way will Boris Johnson turn when it comes to negotiating a post-Brexit deal with the European Union?
The EU needs to regain control of the political debate around social welfare, which has been masterfully monopolized by European populist parties in the last decade.
While the perception of the need for stronger EU defense capabilities seems to go unchallenged, member states can’t agree on the scope, goals or structure this cooperation should have.
Brexit creates challenges as well as opportunities for the European security landscape.
