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The Dual Equilibrium Doctrine: A Conversation with Stéphane Séjourné
A majority of Europeans say they are concerned about Donald Trump, who never misses an opportunity to criticize the EU or question the very foundations of transatlantic relations. As our Eurobazooka poll shows, in some countries such as Belgium, Denmark, and the Netherlands, a clear majority of citizens consider him an “enemy.” How can Donald … Continued
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A Conversation with Lauri Hussar, President of the Estonian Parliament
How do you explain the alignment between the White House and the Kremlin? On Sunday March 2, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov declared that the reconfiguration of American foreign policy initiated by Trump “largely aligns” with the Russian vision of Western values and what the world order should be. Everything has happened quite quickly. For me, … Continued
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«The fundamentals of Estonian foreign policy have not changed overnight»: A Conversation With Jonatan Vseviov
The French version is available on Grand Continent Trump is now the president-elect of the United States. What is the mood in Estonia? Calm. Is this a scenario you prepared for? We always prepare for all scenarios. In a political system like the US, where there is a choice between two candidates, every ally has … Continued
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“Enlargement Is An Investment In Peace,” A Conversation With Charles Michel
War is extending. The Union seems to be trapped in a passive, purely reactive attitude. What should its position be in the Sukkot war? The European Union is playing an active and very constructive role. We have long had the clarity to remain mobilized for a true peace process, seeking to bring about lasting solutions. … Continued
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A Conversation With Olha Stefanishyna, Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine
Why do you want to be a member of the EU? What does the EU really mean to Ukraine? It is indeed a relevant question ahead of the third meeting of the European Political Community which will take place next week in Granada. Ukraine’s accession is now not an issue of desire or aspirations. Today, … Continued
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A Conversation With Maia Sandu
This conversation is available in French and Spanish in Grand Continent, a journal published by Groupe d’études géopolitiques. At the second summit of the European Political Community (EPC) on June 1 in Chisinău, security, energy and connectivity will be on the agenda. What is the main issue at stake for your country? All three subjects … Continued
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A Conversation With Kersti Kaljulaid
More than a year after the start of the war, how do you see the chances of an end to the conflict? It is very difficult to predict. The most important thing is that all partners are ready to support Ukraine to the victorious end. That is what really matters. The most important thing is … Continued
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A Conversation With Frans Timmermans
Are we witnessing the birth of “war ecology”? Will the Kremlin’s use of gas as a weapon have an effect on perceptions of the transition and, more broadly, of European action? We must realize that Europe must be sovereign when it comes to energy and that our sovereignty can only be built on renewable energy. … Continued
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A conversation with Gayle Smith
What is your perspective on the impact of the war in Ukraine on international cooperation? It is enormous. Most notably, it exposes one of the tensions of international cooperation: resources for development are finite, military funds are not. The economic cooperation basket of resources is fixed and as a result a great deal of assistance … Continued
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A Conversation with Frans Timmermans
Are we witnessing the birth of “war ecology”? Will the Kremlin’s use of gas as a weapon have an effect on perceptions of the transition and, more broadly, of European action? We must realize that Europe must be sovereign when it comes to energy and that our sovereignty can only be built on renewable energy. … Continued
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Parliamentary Election in Romania, 6 December 2020
On 6 December, Romanians went to the polls in the parliamentary election to elect both chambers of Parliament (Senat et Camera Deputaţilor). The Social Democratic Party (PSD, S&D, conservative left) came first with 29.32% of the vote, followed by the National Liberal Party (PNL, EPP) with 25.58%. The USR-Plus Alliance (RE) came third with 15.86% … Continued
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