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ECFR’s web special maps the battle of ideas for the country’s future and what a new Israel could mean for Europe. @ecfrmena.bsky.social @boppenheim.bsky.social 🧵 👇 https://ecfr.eu/special/the-ideas-of-israel/
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ECFR’s web special maps the battle of ideas for the country’s future and what a new Israel could mean for Europe. @ecfrmena.bsky.social @boppenheim.bsky.social 🧵 👇 https://ecfr.eu/special/the-ideas-of-israel/
While forecasts predict that the House of Representatives—and possibly the Senate—will turn blue on November 3rd, Europeans should not assume that Democrats can rein in Trump’s foreign policy. https://ecfr.eu/article/a-democratic-win-isnt-enough-how-europe-can-prepare-for-trump-beyond-the-midterms/
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Moscow hosts the Third Russia-Africa Summit tomorrow. Despite a smaller economic footprint than the US, Europe or China, Russia has gained influence in Africa through security ties, arms sales and diplomacy. Take a moment to revisit some of our @ecfr.eu analyses. 🧵👇️
🎧 What is behind the Franco-German paper? What options does the EU have to deal with the China shock 2.0? And what is at stake for Europe’s economy? https://ecfr.eu/podcasts/episode/europes-new-china-playbook/
This is not the “old Israel” and Europeans need to reckon with that reality. Its liberal forces have weakened while its ultra-nationalist ones are ascendant. These shifts will endure far beyond Netanyahu. @ecfrmena.bsky.social Check it out: https://ecfr.eu/special/the-ideas-of-israel/
An Eisenkot government would likely be politically fragile, limiting its room for manoeuvre. https://ecfr.eu/article/whoever-wins-the-election-israels-illiberal-turn-is-here-to-stay/
A scrappage scheme for diesel vans could cut emissions and ease the geopolitical dependencies pushing up costs for Europeans. https://ecfr.eu/article/van-guard-how-europe-can-kick-its-global-diesel-dependence/
Lula’s fourth-term victory should keep EU-Mercosur alive—but Brussels cannot relax yet. The European Parliament must still approve the deal, and Europe needs to offer deeper industrial cooperation with Brasilia, writes @alberto-rizzi.bsky.social. @ecfrpower.bsky.social https://bit.ly/4BtzlS9
There is a potential European-security wedge within the RN electorate that other candidates could benefit from. https://ecfr.eu/article/unlikely-europeans-the-hidden-voters-who-could-sway-frances-presidential-election/
A Europe that depends on America for chips, cloud and the price of compute has little leverage left in trade and technology talks. https://ecfr.eu/article/tomorrows-market-today-why-europe-needs-to-invest-in-ai-compute/
29 October - 9:30-13:30 How can Europe build this new architecture, and what should policymakers and businesses prioritise? How should it plan, finance and protect the infrastructure that an electrified economy depends on? Register⬇️ https://ecfr.eu/event/towards-a-new-european-energy-architecture/
An Eisenkot government would likely be politically fragile, limiting its room for manoeuvre. https://ecfr.eu/article/whoever-wins-the-election-israels-illiberal-turn-is-here-to-stay/
Whether Europeans have a say in Trump’s deals with Russia is not a decision for Washington but for EU governments. The next EU sanctions package may be a good place to start. https://ecfr.eu/article/trumps-russia-deals-are-not-his-to-make/
While forecasts predict that the House of Representatives—and possibly the Senate—will turn blue on November 3rd, Europeans should not assume that Democrats can rein in Trump’s foreign policy. https://ecfr.eu/article/a-democratic-win-isnt-enough-how-europe-can-prepare-for-trump-beyond-the-midterms/
📆 03/11 at 10:00am CET Can Europe still count on Berlin? This webinar will present the key findings of ECFR‘s latest research on New Politics that uses a scenario for Germany in 2029. Register and join us! 👇 https://ecfr.eu/event/can-europe-still-count-on-berlin-navigating-a-changing-germany/
A scrappage scheme for diesel vans could cut emissions and ease the geopolitical dependencies pushing up costs for Europeans. https://ecfr.eu/article/van-guard-how-europe-can-kick-its-global-diesel-dependence/
🎧 What is behind the Franco-German paper? What options does the EU have to deal with the China shock 2.0? And what is at stake for Europe’s economy? https://ecfr.eu/podcasts/episode/europes-new-china-playbook/
An unfair election and small-scale manipulation may not be enough to stop a shift in popular attitudes, as Viktor Orban’s stunning defeat in Hungary showed earlier this year. https://ecfr.eu/article/between-vucic-and-the-future-five-post-election-scenarios-for-serbia/
An Eisenkot government would likely be politically fragile, limiting its room for manoeuvre. https://ecfr.eu/article/whoever-wins-the-election-israels-illiberal-turn-is-here-to-stay/
A Europe that depends on America for chips, cloud and the price of compute has little leverage left in trade and technology talks. https://ecfr.eu/article/tomorrows-market-today-why-europe-needs-to-invest-in-ai-compute/
Join us! 29 October - 9:30-13:30 How can Europe reduce its energy dependence and strengthen its grids? Which external dependencies can it accept, and where does it need greater control? @ecfrmadrid.bsky.social Register here ⬇️ https://bit.ly/47wiOiK
An unfair election and small-scale manipulation may not be enough to stop a shift in popular attitudes, as Viktor Orban’s stunning defeat in Hungary showed earlier this year. https://ecfr.eu/article/between-vucic-and-the-future-five-post-election-scenarios-for-serbia/
Many Europeans are hoping for a blue Congress after the US midterm elections. While this result would change the tone in Washington, it won’t change Trump’s policies. https://ecfr.eu/article/a-democratic-win-isnt-enough-how-europe-can-prepare-for-trump-beyond-the-midterms/
📆 Webinar on 30 October, 09:00am CET How can Ukraine and its partners respond to growing risks to shipping and critical infrastructure in the Black Sea? And what more can Europe, the EU, and NATO do? @ecfreuropeansec.bsky.social Register and join us!👇 https://bit.ly/3WHvgd0
🎧 Can the two camps find common ground? Where do negotiations stand today, and what could help clear the way to an agreement? And what is at stake for Europeans competitiveness? https://ecfr.eu/podcasts/episode/europes-next-budget-fight/
While we in the rest of Europe must prepare as best we can to defend ourselves against every kind of hybrid attack, the central thrust of our response should be to redouble our support for Ukraine.
🎧 What is behind the Franco-German paper? What options does the EU have to deal with the China shock 2.0? And what is at stake for Europe’s economy? https://ecfr.eu/podcasts/episode/europes-new-china-playbook/
An unfair election and small-scale manipulation may not be enough to stop a shift in popular attitudes, as Viktor Orban’s stunning defeat in Hungary showed earlier this year. https://ecfr.eu/article/between-vucic-and-the-future-five-post-election-scenarios-for-serbia/
While forecasts predict that the House of Representatives—and possibly the Senate—will turn blue on November 3rd, Europeans should not assume that Democrats can rein in Trump’s foreign policy. https://ecfr.eu/article/a-democratic-win-isnt-enough-how-europe-can-prepare-for-trump-beyond-the-midterms/
After nearly 2 years of protests, Serbia’s students are the most credible opposition Vucic has faced in his 14 years of rule. The EU should support their democratic movement before & after the election on Oct 25th, write @engjellushem.bsky.social and @gbuldioski.bsky.social ecfr.eu/article/betw...
Beijing criticises the revised Cybersecurity Act as unfairly targeting Chinese companies, while its own procurement notices explicitly name European companies as supply-chain risks to be removed from critical infrastructure.
An unfair election and small-scale manipulation may not be enough to stop a shift in popular attitudes, as Viktor Orban’s stunning defeat in Hungary showed earlier this year. https://ecfr.eu/article/between-vucic-and-the-future-five-post-election-scenarios-for-serbia/
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How can Ukraine and its partners respond to growing risks to shipping and critical infrastructure in the Black Sea? And what more can Europe, the EU, and NATO do to contribute to Black Sea security and prevent further escalation? Join our webinar on 30 October at 09:00 CET⬇️ ecfr.eu/event/storm-...
🎧 New week, new episode! Europe’s approach to China shifted markedly. This week, Mark Leonard welcomes @ajwsmall.bsky.social to discuss how Chinese industrial overcapacity is threatening European deindustrialisation—and what Europe can do about it @ecfrasia.bsky.social https://bit.ly/4smBU4q
The coming Israeli election could see Netanyahu finally unseated. But Israel’s hard-right shift goes far beyond the PM & Europeans should prepare for more continuity than they'd like, writes Beth Oppenheim https://ecfr.eu/article/whoever-wins-the-election-israels-illiberal-turn-is-here-to-stay
A scrappage scheme for diesel vans could cut emissions and ease the geopolitical dependencies pushing up costs for Europeans, write @noahjgordon.bsky.social and Alex Turnbull. @ecfrpower.bsky.social https://ecfr.eu/article/van-guard-how-europe-can-kick-its-global-diesel-dependence/
Many Europeans are hoping for a blue Congress after the US midterm elections. While this result would change the tone in Washington, it won’t change Trump’s policies. https://ecfr.eu/article/a-democratic-win-isnt-enough-how-europe-can-prepare-for-trump-beyond-the-midterms/
📆 03/11 at 10:00am CET Can Europe still count on Berlin? This webinar will present the key findings of ECFR‘s latest research on New Politics that uses a scenario for Germany in 2029. Register and join us! 👇 https://ecfr.eu/event/can-europe-still-count-on-berlin-navigating-a-changing-germany/
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On Nov 2 @ecfr.eu's New Politics Project publishes a new paper by @jpuglierin.bsky.social, Piotr Buras, @angelamehrer.bsky.social & me on how political flux in Germany is reshaping its European and global role. 🇩🇪 Online launch with @chassnews.bsky.social & Andreas Rödder ⬇️ ecfr.eu/event/can-eu...
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In past weeks Trump has lifted some sanctions on Moscow and offered the Kremlin lucrative business deals - in our fresh @ecfr.eu piece, Jim O'Brien and I outline three concrete steps that Europeans can take to derail US-Russia plans (spoiler: the EU has all the tools at hand) ecfr.eu/article/trum...
In just a few weeks the White House has lifted some sanctions on Russia and offered Moscow lucrative business deals. If European governments act fast, they can have a say in these talks, write @agathedemarais.com and Jim O'Brien. https://ecfr.eu/article/trumps-russia-deals-are-not-his-to-make/
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[Commentary] #Tech: Tomorrow’s market today: Why #Europe needs to invest in #AI compute, by Ivo Prokopiev | @ecfr.eu www.pubaffairsbruxelles.eu/opinion-anal...
🎧 Can the two camps find common ground? Where do negotiations stand today, and what could help clear the way to an agreement? And what is at stake for Europeans competitiveness? https://ecfr.eu/podcasts/episode/europes-next-budget-fight/
While we in the rest of Europe must prepare as best we can to defend ourselves against every kind of hybrid attack, the central thrust of our response should be to redouble our support for Ukraine.
A Europe that depends on America for chips, cloud and the price of compute has little leverage left in trade and technology talks, writes Ivo Prokopiev. @ecfrpower.bsky.social https://ecfr.eu/article/tomorrows-market-today-why-europe-needs-to-invest-in-ai-compute/
Update! Join us! 29 October - 9:30-13:30 How can Europe reduce its energy dependence and strengthen its grids? Which external dependencies can it accept, and where does it need greater control? @ecfrmadrid.bsky.social Register here ⬇️ https://bit.ly/47wiOiK
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[Commentary] #GlobalEurope - A Democratic win isn’t enough: How #Europe can prepare for #Trump beyond the midterms, by Nevada Joan Lee | @ecfr.eu www.pubaffairsbruxelles.eu/opinion-anal...
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📃 We wrote a report for @oecd-ocde.bsky.social that examines Africa’s current and potential role in critical mineral supply chains, with recommendations for African countries to leverage their minerals endowments for their development objectives. @ecfr.eu Read it here 👇️ buff.ly/lnOT76y
Beijing criticises the revised Cybersecurity Act as unfairly targeting Chinese companies, while its own procurement notices explicitly name European companies as supply-chain risks to be removed from critical infrastructure.
An unfair election and small-scale manipulation may not be enough to stop a shift in popular attitudes, as Viktor Orban’s stunning defeat in Hungary showed earlier this year, write @engjellushem.bsky.social and Goran Buldioski. @ecfreuropeansec.bsky.social https://bit.ly/4BhxdwE
While we in the rest of Europe must prepare as best we can to defend ourselves against every kind of hybrid attack, the central thrust of our response should be to redouble our support for Ukraine.