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Taking the Pulse: Can Poland’s EU Presidency Be Credible Without Deploying Troops to Ukraine?

Europe’s security is Poland’s top priority as it assumes the rotating EU Council presidency. But can Warsaw display credible leadership without deploying troops to Ukraine?

· January 9, 2025
Taking the Pulse: This Year’s Good and the Coming Bad and Ugly

As the year draws to a close, experts reflect on the positives of 2024 and share their concerns for 2025.*

· December 19, 2024
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Europe’s New Economic Statecraft

Rym Momtaz, Rosa Balfour, and Erik Jones examine how Europe is striving to refine its economic statecraft to adapt to the shifting geopolitical landscape.

· December 18, 2024
Why a Rapid U.S. Withdrawal From Europe Will Reinforce China

The incoming Trump administration plans to focus on China while letting Europe fend for itself. Yet deprioritizing the transatlantic relationship could backfire, pushing Europe closer to Beijing and undermining U.S. interests in the long term.

  • Olivier Schmitt
· December 17, 2024
“To Prevent War, NATO Must Dial Up its Defenses”: A Conversation With NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte
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“To Prevent War, NATO Must Spend More”: A Conversation With NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte
December 12, 2024

A stronger NATO is essential to preserving peace through deterrence and defense, while addressing the security challenges and threats facing the transatlantic community. But how can the alliance dial up its defenses at a time of geopolitical upheaval and technological transformation?

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Hopes and Uncertainties in Syria

After the fast disintegration of the Assad regime, the difficult reconstruction of the Syrian state is only just beginning. Meanwhile, Europe, Israel, Russia, Türkiye, and the United States have major stakes in Syria’s complex future.

· December 12, 2024