by Tamás Lattmann | Nov 29, 2023 | Analysis
Ever since states try to achieve their foreign policy goals, they create various forms of cooperation with each other: this ranges from ad hoc alliances (keeping the option of abandoning the connection practically anytime) to forming federal states (practically...
by C4EP | Feb 21, 2020 | Blog
It breaks if you don’t try: European Foreign and Security Policy An EU that fails to act to defend its interests and values on the world stage is an EU that fails voters through passivity and inaction. Source: CSDP EEAS Flickr The recent Munich Security...
by C4EP | Nov 22, 2019 | Blog
A Beautiful Summer Source: Pixabay The Euro-Mediterranean is often the neglected region of EU Neighbourhood policy. Its potential should not be overlooked. In the European Union’s neighbourhood, most policymakers’ attention of late has been on the...
by C4EP | Oct 25, 2019 | Blog
Une erreur fatale: France and the Western Balkans Source: Pexels France’s short term political calculations store up serious trouble for the future of Europe Ursula von der Leyen spoke of a ‘geopolitical Commission’ while setting out her...
by C4EP | Sep 13, 2019 | Blog
This Is New Africa: EU-Africa relations after Cotonou Source: Pixabay The EU and Africa have a chance to build a rebalanced, modern partnership of equals if they tackle tough issues together. Before we start talking about Africa, trade, and development, take a few...