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Brexit isn’t working: British voters are ready for a European future – European Council on Foreign Relations

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New ECFR [European Council on Foreign Relations] polling shows British voters see Brexit as a disaster. They are strikingly open to reintegration with the EU. Three quarters want a closer relationship.

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Brexit isn’t working: British voters are ready for a European future – European Council on Foreign Relations

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Home alone: Europeans are ready to defend themselves – European Council on Foreign Relations

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The Homemade defence section is relevant to this sub.

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Home alone: Europeans are ready to defend themselves

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Power couple: How South Korea fits in Europe’s battery strategy – European Council on Foreign Relations

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Europe’s battery dependence on China is clear, but closing the gap alone will be difficult. Partnering with South Korea, the world’s second-largest manufacturer, offers a faster and more realistic route

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Power couple: How South Korea fits in Europe’s battery strategy – European Council on Foreign Relations

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Europe’s battery dependence on China is clear, but closing the gap alone will be difficult. Partnering with South Korea, the world’s second-largest manufacturer, offers a faster and more realistic route

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Borrowed mouths and laundered messages: China’s influence playbook in Europe

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Borrowed mouths and laundered messages: China’s influence playbook in Europe

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A war with no winners: The costs of US-Israeli aggression on Iran – European Council on Foreign Relations

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In that sense, despite Trump’s rhetoric alluding to wider goals, the most plausible endgame is for him to claim that the principal source of Iranian threat and thus regional instability is gone, that deterrence has been reestablished and to avoid the project of remaking Iran’s political order. Whether events on the ground, and the Israeli position in particular, will allow such restraint is another matter.

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Dispelling Trump’s dystopia: A European blueprint for Gaza’s renewal – European Council on Foreign Relations

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America’s blueprint, based on Israel’s destruction of Gaza’s urban spaces, fragments Gaza into seven discontinuous “residential areas” separated by “parks, agriculture and sports facilities”. This echoes Israel’s “Five Finger” strategy to fragment and control the Strip, and reduces Gaza’s total area through the formalisation of an Israeli-controlled sterile buffer zone along its borders with Israel and Egypt.

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Suspicious minds: Why Europeans are considering their post-America nuclear options – European Council on Foreign Relations

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Less EU citizens consider the US an ally (16%) than a rival/enemy (20%) for the first time.

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https://old.reddit.com/r/stupidpol/comments/1qelhfv/less_eu_citizens_consider_the_us_an_ally_16_than/

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How Trump is making China great again—and what it means for Europe – European Council on Foreign Relations

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How Trump is making China great again—and what it means for Europe

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cross-posted from : https://lemmy.zip/post/57018439

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How Trump is making China great again—and what it means for Europe

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Around the world, many people expect China’s—already considerable—global influence to grow over the next decade, and more now view Beijing as an ally or necessary partner.

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The bear in the Baltics: Reassessing the Russian threat in Estonia

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Clumsy ships, big risks: China’s maritime grey-zone activities threaten Taiwan and Europe’s security

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Web archive link

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Clumsy ships, big risks: China’s maritime grey-zone activities threaten Taiwan and Europe’s security

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Clumsy ships, big risks: China’s maritime grey-zone activities threaten Taiwan and Europe’s security

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Clumsy ships, big risks: China’s maritime grey-zone activities threaten Taiwan and Europe’s security

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The Taiwan test: Why Europe should help deter China

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The Taiwan test: Why Europe should help deter China -- [Opinion]

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The Taiwan test: Why Europe should help deter China -- [Opinion]

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The Taiwan test: Why Europe should help deter China -- [Opinion]

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How China could crash Europe’s energy grid and what the EU can do about it

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EU must define clear “China conditionality” in its accession talks with Western Balkan countries as fears grow that new member states could act as promoters of Chinese interests within the bloc

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EU must define clear “China conditionality” in its accession talks with Western Balkan countries as fears grow that new member states could act as promoters of Chinese interests within the bloc

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Staatsräson: How Germany’s Israel policy hobbles EU strategy

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Germany—the EU’s largest and arguably most influential member state—has contributed significantly to Europe’s marginalisation. Tensions within German foreign policy identity and interests disrupt the EU’s capacity to act strategically as a geopolitical actor.

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Escalate to negotiate: The EU needs to treat China's rare earth export restrictions as the emergency that it is and unleash its anti-coercion shield

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Escalate to negotiate: The EU needs to treat China's rare earth export restrictions as the emergency that it is and unleash its anti-coercion shield

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Escalate to negotiate: The EU needs to treat China's rare earth export restrictions as the emergency that it is and unleash its anti-coercion shield

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Escalate to negotiate: The EU needs to treat China's rare earth export restrictions as the emergency that it is and unleash its anti-coercion shield

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Reality show: Why Europe must not cave in Trump’s culture war

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The China-Russia nexus and security: Europeans must forge a new China policy on the basis that Beijing is deliberately prolonging war on their continent -- [Opinion]

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Op-ed by Alicja Bachulska, policy fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, and Ivana Karásková, research fellow and China team lead at the Association for International Affairs.

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The China-Russia nexus and security: Europeans must forge a new China policy on the basis that Beijing is deliberately prolonging war on their continent -- [Opinion]

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Op-ed by Alicja Bachulska, policy fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, and Ivana Karásková, research fellow and China team lead at the Association for International Affairs.

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The China-Russia nexus and security: Europeans must forge a new China policy on the basis that Beijing is deliberately prolonging war on their continent -- [Opinion]

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/42534372

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The China-Russia nexus and security: Europeans must forge a new China policy on the basis that Beijing is deliberately prolonging war on their continent -- [Opinion]

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Op-ed by Alicja Bachulska, policy fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, and Ivana Karásková, research fellow and China team lead at the Association for International Affairs.

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From ore to more: African-EU mineral partnerships for African industrialisation

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From ore to more: African-EU mineral partnerships for African industrialisation

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Disinformation for beginners: How access to TikTok is threatening European security

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Disinformation for beginners: How access to TikTok is threatening European security

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Disinformation for beginners: How access to TikTok is threatening European security

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Wartime mindset: Russia’s terror in Sumy requires a targeted European response

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No time to drift: With an unpredictable US and a defiant China, the EU and Japan must deepen their alignment—fast

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No time to drift: With an unpredictable US and a defiant China, the EU and Japan must deepen their alignment—fast

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No time to drift: With an unpredictable US and a defiant China, the EU and Japan must deepen their alignment—fast

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Why Russia’s actions pose a threat well beyond its neighbours: Europeans might be focused on deterring Russia’s military might—but they also need to consider the danger of its political gamble

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The four pillars of European defence

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Serbia: Mass protests are destabilising President Aleksandar Vucic’s “à la carte” foreign policy. The EU should seize the moment to support democratic change and regional stability.

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The International Criminal Court and Netanyahu: A test for European principles

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Between two Donalds: How Tusk’s relationship with Trump could foster EU-US cooperation

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When East meets West meets Trump’s America: European diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific

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The return of Donald Trump could shake the fundamentals of US relationships in the Indo-Pacific. Here’s how Europeans should act

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Dangerous manoeuvres: How Israel and Iran are preparing for Trump 2.0

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Recharge or regret: Why the EU must act decisively to secure Europe’s struggling battery industry

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Inventing NATO 3.0: Why Rutte should bridge the EU and the US for a stronger alliance

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Beyond proxies: Iran’s deeper strategy in Syria and Lebanon

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Common cause: How Germany’s pro-European parties can stop the rise of the far-right

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Major European think-tank urges Western allies to seize Russian sovereign assets to financially support Kyiv’s war effort

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Fear and fatigue: Why anti-migrant sentiment in Europe helps Russia

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