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July 08, 2024

An Unexpected Result

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Alexandra de Hoop Scheffer

July 08, 2024

European Implications of the French Elections

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Gesine Weber

July 05, 2024

Labour Gets to Work

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Gesine Weber

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Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy NATO

July 16, 2022

“ If Germany’s zeitenwende is successful, it could be the most consequential change in European security architecture and thinking in a few generations at least.”

CS Monitor

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Michal Baranowski

Elections

July 16, 2022

“ The tentacles of the Big Lie have spread. There’s already plenty of uncertainty and doubt about mail voting in Pennsylvania. And what these counties are doing is very likely going to create more momentum behind that.”

NBC News

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Technology and Democracy

July 15, 2022

“ The worst thing would be for the US to proclaim loudly that it is in a race with China, but then get caught stopping to tie our shoes while China outruns us.”

Financial Times

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Foreign Policy Trade, Economics, and Business

July 15, 2022

“ Gazprom, Russia’s gas monopoly, cut deliveries in June, and if they are reduced further, German industries may soon confront fuel shortages that will compel them to scale back. I don’t think there are that many other European countries that have to do that.”

New York Times

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Jacob Kirkegaard

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy NATO

July 14, 2022

“ The economic upheaval triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is likely to reinforce the reluctance of some capitals to push back too hard against Beijing. But there is no going back to the old days.”

South China Morning Post

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Disinformation

July 14, 2022

“ They [Russia] lost the information war in the West in the first week and haven’t got it back. Really good communications and disinformation cannot overcome really bad policies.”

Politico EU

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Foreign Policy

July 12, 2022

“ A lot of companies just assumed that a major conflict involving a big country was unlikely, but Russia’s invasion of Ukraine invalidated that assumption. Now the question is what other big country might have a serious military contingency and a Taiwan Strait crisis is the obvious connection for many people.”

Financial Times

Trade, Economics, and Business

July 12, 2022

“ As such, in my opinion, over the medium and long run (Croatia) will benefit from much lower levels of inflation, monetary stability, lower interest rates and of course the political influence that being a member of the euro gives you relatively to not being a member.”

Euronews

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Jacob Kirkegaard

Parliamentary Testimony

European Union Cybersecurity Digital Regulation Technology and Democracy

July 11, 2022

Hearing on "Transparency and Targeting of Political Advertising"

European Parliament's Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection

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