Geopolitics

How is the EU’s focus shifting from peace and conflict prevention to security and increased military spending?

The Sahel has recently seen many coups and surging instability. Brussels must change its approach to the region or risk becoming irrelevant.

The EU-US-China relationship has undergone major shifts since the last European elections. This year’s elections will alter it again.

Seizing frozen Russian assets would help Europe reconcile military support for Kyiv with tightening national budgets. But there are risks.

Donald Trump’s possible return prompts the EU to rethink its foreign policy. Its new mission in the Red Sea, however, is a wrong move.

Climate finance is on the rise, but it is still nowhere near the scale needed to cover climate impacts and fund the global green transition.

Can we let go of economic growth in a conflict-ridden world, where GDP counts as a source of power?

Could the EU be the first to renounce economic growth without putting itself at the mercy of other great powers?

The Green Deal cannot succeed without a strong external dimension. This is an opportunity for the EU, says Nathalie Tocci.

Rising powers, new alliances and rivalries, and the global challenge of climate change are reshaping world politics. What role for the EU?