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How the microchip is changing the face of foreign policy, by David Howell
The communications revolution is robbing governments of their age-old monopoly of foreign policymaking, says David Howell, who believe it will also challenge the CFSP’s aspirations of the EU. He warns that Europe's common policies will need to be very...
Re-Setting US-EU-Russia Relations. Moving Beyond Rhetoric, by By Riccardo Alcaro and Emiliano Alessandri (Istituto Affari Internazionali -IAI - Italy)
After a period of severe turbulences, the United States, Europe, and Russia seem willing to start out on a new course. ‘Pushing the reset button’, as suggested by US Vice President Joe Biden, is an alluring formula, but it is no guide for action. A new...
L’Union pour la Méditerranée : une ambition française de reconsidérer le Sud, par Khadija Mohsen-Finan (IFRI)
Dans le cadre du programme Europe Visions de l'Institut Français des Relations Internationales, Khadija Mohsen-Finan a publié en décembre 2008 un document intitulé : " L’Union pour la Méditerranée : une ambition française de reconsidérer le Sud ". En...
Europe plays' blue card' to bridge skill gap, by Pallavi Aiyar
EU adopts an immigrant work permit but it is unlikely to surpass the US green card in appeal. For generations of Indians, the colour of hope has been green; the US green card being the most coveted ticket to a better life. But the European Union (EU)...
Development, security and energy: improving coherence, by Amelia Hadfield & Richard Youngs
The ethos of EU development policy is changing. Incorporating both political and security goals, EU development co-operation has taken on a more holistic identity. It is increasingly linked to more ambitious outcomes in which good governance, human rights,...
The transatlantic economy really is “too big to fail”, by Joseph P. Quinlan
With the transatlantic economy “in shambles”, says Joseph Quinlan, what better time to push ahead and create a deeper more integrated EU-U.S. marketplace? But first, he warns, policymakers on both sides must call a halt to the transatlantic bickering...