EU foreign ministers should look to a grand strategy
This commentary details the major flaws of the EU so-called strategic partnerships and offers a set of recommendations to European Foreign Ministers, ahead of the Gymnich in Sopot, Poland. in […]
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Europe, strategy and armed forces – The making of a distinctive power
This book examines how the European Union can pursue a grand strategy and become a distinct global actor in a world of emerging great powers. At the grand strategic level, […]
Vol. LXIV, Issue 3 (2011) : The European Union and Economic governance
Introduction, Thomas Renard and Tanguy Struye de Swielande – China and the South China Sea: a new security dilemma?, Tanguy Struye de Swielande – Australia rising to the Chinese challenge, […]
Climate change and conflict in sub-Saharan Africa: the mother of all problems?
The impact of climate change is increasingly explained as one of the most serious security threats of the future and a far greater threat to the world’s stability than international […]
What’s in a Plan ? An answer to George Soros’ Plan B to the Eurocrisis
The European Union faces important problems in various fields but it seems clear that the really vital issue is the euro. Failing to define and implement a collective foreign policy […]
EU-China in the G20: convergences and divergences
This paper first gives a rapid history of the G20, focussing on a few recurrent themes, in order to possibly draw some lessons for EU-China cooperation in the forum. The […]