There is momentum for increased security cooperation between Europe and Japan. Europeans and Japanese are ‘natural partners’ who consider a liberal and rules-based international order to be a core interest.
The broader question looming over this exercise is whether Europe will be a geopolitical subject or an object, ie, an actor in its own right or a playground for great-power competition. It sketches out four possible answers that rely on the views of four foreign-policy experts on how the future of Europe in 2030 might unfold.
Although the EU has allowed various ships to sail, the goal continues being valid for reconnecting economics, societies and politics with specific measures.
We live in a world where competition between the United States and China may push Europe into the background if it doesn't act.
With just few weeks for the opening of the G20 summit in Osaka on 28-29 June, the stakes that the world economy faces are higher than ever.
The elections to the European Parliament (EP) this Sunday are not receiving the attention they deserve except to question the result of Eurosceptic forces
The European parliamentary elections in May 2019 represent a major opportunity for Spain to increase its influence in the EU.
The European elections will mark a new, more complex era, with more challenges but also new possibilities to halt and reverse the nationalist-populist movements.
This paper analyses the legal challenges and practicability of establishing of disembarkation centres for illegal migrants outside EU territory.
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