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‘You Can’t Turn Trump into Biden': Europe Needs a New Approach in 2026

Posted Dec 17, 2025| by European Union Institute for Security Studies

Giuseppe Spatafora suggests in his article for the EU Institute for Security Studies that the EU needs a paradigm for engagement with Trump in 2026, both on Ukraine and on wider transatlantic issues. Europe should adopt, he asserts, a more transactional approach towards the US... Read More

Russian Cybercrime & State Militarization: Marching Together in the Digital Age

Posted on Dec 09, 2025 | in category: Addressing vulnerability and promoting security | by Analyst

Russia’s reputation as a safe haven for cybercriminals complicates the analysis of potential state involvement and must be reconsidered, suggests Anastasia Sentsova in this analysis by Analyst. Many ransomware actors, for instance, operate openly within Russia’s borders, and Moscow’s reluctance to act decisively sends implicit... Read More

Europe Stands at a Crossroads – Where Are we Going, Europe?

Posted on Dec 09, 2025 | in category: Improving global governance | by The State of European Tech

What will define the next decade of European tech, and how the EU can take control of its future are the questions addressed in this report by The State of European Tech. In 2025, almost 60% more people in Europe started companies than in 2023... Read More

Introducing the Young Person’s Guide to Storytelling

Posted on Dec 17, 2025 | in category: Sharing core norms and values | by Club of Rome

Storytelling has shaped humanity since the dawn of time, and today it may matter more than ever. For centuries, humans have used stories to explain the world, unite communities and imagine futures that do not yet exist. This guide, published by the Club of Rome... Read More

One Peninsula, Multiple Fronts: Korea in Great Power Rivalry

Posted on Dec 09, 2025 | in category: Addressing vulnerability and promoting security | by Centre for Security, Diplomacy and Strategy

In this In-Depth Paper for the Centre for Security, Diplomacy and Strategy (CSDS), Luis Simón and Ramón Pacheco Pardo examine the strategic significance of the Korean Peninsula in the broader context of intensifying great power rivalry and growing interdependence between the Indo-Pacific and Euro-Atlantic regions... Read More

Green Skills in Africa: Comparative Insights from South Africa, Guinea and Ghana

Posted on Dec 17, 2025 | in category: Delivering sustainable economic growth | by European Centre for Development Policy Management

In this paper for the European Centre for Development Policy Management, Katja van der Meer and Pauline Veron examine how South Africa, Guinea and Ghana are developing green skills. They discuss how the three countries are developing the green skills needed for an equitable and... Read More

Rules, Discretion and Market Stabilisation in the Euro Area

Posted on Dec 17, 2025 | in category: Improving global governance | by Think Tank of the European Parliament

Since its creation, the euro area has combined a centralised monetary policy with national fiscal frameworks and, initially, national banking supervision. In their report for the Think Tank of the European Parliament, Zsolt Darvas and Francesco Papadia assess the European Central Bank’s country-specific market-stabilisation instruments... Read More