This blog examines the Franco-German non-paper on the ‘Future of Europe’ Conference and the key questions and guidelines for the conference. The non-paper reignites the debate regarding where Europe is heading and what kind of reform is needed for the future of the European project and assesses Franco-German relations.
This briefing examines the European Investment Bank’s recent activities in support of climate action and considers its capacity to finance the green transition in the EU.
This blog examines the threat that disinformation poses to democracies in the digital age and explores the regulatory measures under discussion at a global, European and national level.
This week’s EU27 Bulletin covers the completion of the hearings process for the new European Commission and explores the final steps necessary before the new Commission can take office on 1 December 2019, with or without a Commissioner from the UK.
Issue 75 of the IIEA Brexit Brief notes the current state of play in the Brexit debate and collates relevant news from Ireland, the UK, and the rest of the EU
This week’s EU27 Bulletin reflects on criticisms of the gender and political balance of the new European Commission which has been directed by some political groups in the European Parliament. The Bulletin also examines the latest Commission nominee put forward by Romania.
As the EU falters further into the labyrinth of defence and security cooperation we have seen a number of divergences between the needs of the smaller and larger Member States in both the EU and NATO
Close cooperation and the integration of state efforts are inevitable and necessary. Viewed against global trends and challenges, all states in Europe are small.
The broader regional and global security environment is in flux and the transatlantic framework for Baltic security is under immense pressure.
This week’s EU27 Bulletin reflects on criticisms of the gender and political balance of the new European Commission which has been directed by some political groups in the European Parliament. The Bulletin also examines the latest Commission nominee put forward by Romania.
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