Why the EU cannot (yet) have a common defence

Several obstacles stand in the way of a fully-fledged common European defence policy. The main one is that the EU is not yet a federal […]

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The new boundaries of European economic sovereignty
2/2024
The new boundaries of European economic sovereignty

In Europe, it is no longer feasible to separately address economic and geopolitical risks. We are confronted by ruthless dictators who manipulate energy resources as tools for political and military coercion; formidable powers like China, which fortify their influence in the Union’s new member states through strategic investments and trade relations; and long-standing allies like the United States, which have demonstrated their intent to prioritize their own geopolitical agendas, even at odds with European interests. How can we make Europe less susceptible to external manipulation, pressures, and shocks, while simultaneously mitigating the impact on the Union’s already tepid economic growth?

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