Droit d’asile et libre circulation: Deux principes européens inséparables
Un an après sa proposition en septembre 2020 par la Commission1, le Pacte sur la migration et l’asile serait-il déjà mort ? Le débat des experts2 permet de dégager une […]
EU and strategic partners
Publications
The Eastern Mediterranean: Calm before the Storm in a Core European Strategic Zone
Four developments are converging to make the Eastern Mediterranean (EM) once again a core European strategic zone, very likely before it erupts, to the same degree perhaps as on March […]
European Defence Engagement in the Indo-Pacific: A View from Tokyo
The need for Japan to cooperate with like-minded partners has never been more urgent. There is no sign of China’s creeping and opportunistic expansion coming to an end. The latest […]
Taming Techno-Nationalism: A Policy Agenda
In recent years, the Netherlands and other European countries have been confronted with attempts by the United States (US) and China to force or prevent the transfer of sensitive technologies. […]
Commentaries
AUKUS and the EU: A Snub for the Bloc?
The most surprising thing about AUKUS, the upgraded defence partnership between Australia, the UK, and the US, is the EU reaction. The Presidents of the Commission and the European Council […]
Other publications
Introductory speeches at the colloquium on the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on human rights
These are two of the introductory speeches at the colloquium Human Rights in Pandemic Times Political Exceptionalism, Social Vulnerability & Restricted Freedoms held this week at the Egmont Institute in […]
Events
From presidential wars to American hegemony: the constitution after 9/11
Conference with Lou Fisher, Senior specialist in American National Government – Speech, (Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons )
La Turquie, l’Islam et l’UE
Summary (Photo credit: e r j k p r u n c z y k, Flickr)