Europe’s China Shock 2.0: Where does it go from here?
European officials have set October as a deadline for achieving results in rebalancing trade relations between the European…
Can Europe survive China Shock 2.0?
As China searches for markets to absorb its excess exports, it has increasingly directed much of that manufacturing…
Defending the Wolf: The Useful Contradiction of the Bundesbank
Introduction The Deutsche Bundesbank, the German central bank, is commonly regarded as the Euroarea’s boogeyman. The pressure imparted…
How Europe can avoid a transatlantic trade war
President Donald Trump’s threat to impose punishing tariffs on goods from the European Union (EU) as of August…
Rebalancing world order in an age of fragmentation: A conversation with Finnish President Alexander Stubb
On April 13, the Brookings Foreign Policy program will host President Alexander Stubb of Finland as part of the Alan and Jane Batkin International Leaders…
Behind the negotiating table to end the Russia-Ukraine war
A recent flurry of negotiations among American, Russian, Ukrainian, and European officials to find a diplomatic solution to…
How should Europe position itself for systemic rivalry with China?
In 2019, when the European Union (EU) labelled China as a cooperation partner, a negotiating partner, an economic…
In the era of Trump tariffs, Turkey should look to the European Union
Perhaps the most successful outcome of Turkey’s decades-long Western vocation has been the integration of its economy into…
Europe’s energy transition in a geopolitical storm
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine three years ago was a shock to the European security order, including the…
How has Turkey changed after İmamoğlu’s arrest?
Turkey has been experiencing widespread protests since the arrest of Istanbul mayor and opposition presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu…