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From fence-sitter to pace-setter: How Merz’s Germany can lead Europe
On foreign policy, Germany’s new chancellor will be pulled between conservatism and radicalism. For Europe’s sake, he must choose the latter ...
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Chips on the menu: How the EU can get its act together on semiconductors
The EU is planning a Chips Act 2.0 for the Trumpian age. Europeans should look to Japan for inspiration and make “strategic ...
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Questions of sovereignty: Canada’s relations with Europe after the general election
The Asia programme seeks to help Europe recalibrate its relationship with China and its Asian partners. The programme ...
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A narrow window: How Europeans can still halt Georgia’s authoritarian turn
As Georgia teeters on the brink of authoritarianism, Europe’s fractured resolve risks ceding the south Caucasus to Russian ...
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No easy choices: How Europe can write a new chapter with Turkey
Turkey is not an easy partner for Europe. While at home President Recep Tayyip Erdogan consolidates power, the country asserts itself more aggressively on the global stage, especially in Syria, Libya ...