Wars And Elections: How European Leaders Can Maintain Public Support For Ukraine – Analysis
By Ivan Krastev and Mark Leonard Introduction Wars play out on the battlefield but often end at the ballot box.
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The Maghreb Maze: Harmonizing Divergent European Policies In North Africa – Analysis
By Anthony Dworkin Introduction The countries of the central Maghreb – Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia – are increasingly difficult partners
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Beyond The Counter-Offensive: Attrition, Stalemate, And The Future Of The War In Ukraine – Analysis
By Gustav Gressel The war of attrition The Russian war against Ukraine has become a war of attrition. Such a
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From Russia With Love: How Moscow Courts The Global South – Analysis
By Kadri Liik It was a few months into Russia’s war on Ukraine when reaching out to the global south
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Letting Ukraine Into The EU Will Reinforce, Not Undermine, Europe’s Security – OpEd
By Piotr Buras and Engjellushe Morina The Ukrainian counteroffensive has stalled. For the first time since the outbreak of the war, the
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Road To Nowhere: Why Europe’s Border Externalization Is A Dead End – Analysis
By Lorena Stella Martini and Tarek Megerisi Permacrisis in the Mediterranean On the eve of the December 2023 Global Refugee Forum,
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Reformation Nation: Wartime Politics In Ukraine – Analysis
By Andrew Wilson Politics in the absence of elections In November 2023, the European Commission approved the start of EU
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Catch-27: The Contradictory Thinking About Enlargement In The EU – Analysis
By Piotr Buras and Engjellushe Morina For a long time, the European Union seemed like a closed club. Jean-Claude Juncker, president
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Multilateral Development In Flux: Strengthening European Cooperation With The Global South – Analysis
By Anthony Dworkin Multilateral development under pressure The world faces an interlocking series of crises – yet cooperation to resolve
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What European Policymakers Should Learn From Global Public Opinion – Analysis
By Timothy Garton Ash, Ivan Krastev, and Mark Leonard Leaders in Europe and the United States often frame the 21st century world
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