Cover von Europe Inside Out

Politik & Verwaltung

Europe Inside Out

von Carnegie Europe

Website RSS

Folgenzu den neuesten

  1. Can Europe Resist the Radical Right?

    Ahead of June’s European Parliament elections, radical right parties are gaining ground across the continent. Rosa Balfour, director of Carnegie Europe, and Stefan Lehne, senior fellow at Carnegie Europe, unpack the causes of this trend and

  2. Will 2024 Be Turkey's Turning Point?

    Turkey’s 2023 was marked by the reelection of President Erdoğan and by a reorientation of the country’s economic policy—while old disagreements with the West over Ankara’s close relationship with Moscow and poor rule-of-law record persisted

  3. The Western Balkans’ Bumpy Road to the EU

    Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has given EU enlargement new impetus, but obstacles to the Western Balkan countries’ integration persist. Dimitar Bechev, senior fellow at Carnegie Europe, and Oana Popescu-Zamfir, director of the Buc

  4. Europe in the New Middle East

    The Israel-Hamas war has exposed Europe’s declining diplomatic clout in the Middle East, where Arab countries and the United States are taking the lead to find durable solutions for the region’s peace and security. Pierre Vimont, senior fel

  5. Is Russia Changing the Rules of Cyberspace?

    Russia’s war against Ukraine reveals much about the use of cyber in warfare and the evolving role of states, international organizations, and the private sector in securing the digital realm. Raluca Csernatoni, fellow at Carnegie Europe, an

  6. What Place for Europe in the Indo-Pacific?

    Relations with Southeast Asia are critical to Europe’s clout in the Indo-Pacific. Investment, supply chains, visa regulations, and data protection are among the factors influencing EU-ASEAN ties. Lizza Bomassi, deputy Director of Carnegie E

  7. What Peace for Ukraine?

    As Ukraine continues its counter-offensive and advances democratic reforms in pursuit of EU and NATO membership, Western support for the country has never been more crucial. Judy Dempsey, senior fellow at Carnegie Europe, sits down with Mar

  8. How Europe Can Navigate Global Disorder

    Marked by regional struggles for hegemony and intense U.S.-China rivalry, the world order is headed toward a messy multipolarity where Europe has yet to find its place. Rosa Balfour, director of Carnegie Europe, and Stefan Lehne, senior fel

  9. Why the Black Sea Is a Geopolitical Gray Zone

    The Black Sea is geopolitically significant as both a theater of trade and a theater of war. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine shifted the traditional balance between Moscow and Ankara in the region and has led to an increased NATO presence ther

  10. Why Europe’s Iran Policy Warrants a Rethink

    Iranians are revolting against a regime built on the systematic oppression of women, marginalized groups, and civil society. Against this background, as well as Tehran’s ties with authoritarian powers and the risk of escalating the nuclear

  11. Why Germany Broke Defense Taboos

    Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s Zeitenwende speech in February 2022 laid the groundwork for a transformation of Germany’s foreign and security policy. One year in, how much has Berlin’s positioning on Russia, energy, and defense changed? Judy Demp

  12. How Ukraine Forged a Culture of Resilience

    Nearly a decade has passed since Russia initiated its invasion of Ukraine. This tumultuous period has left a profound mark on Ukrainian society and cultivated a culture of resilience. Gwendolyn Sasse, a nonresident senior fellow at Carnegie

  13. How 2023 Could Transform Turkey

    Turkey will hold presidential and parliamentary elections later this year, the results of which will have significant repercussions for the country’s economic and foreign policies. Sinan Ülgen and Marc Pierini, senior fellows at Carnegie Eu

  14. How Transatlantic Tensions Jeopardize EU-U.S. Unity

    The transatlantic relationship showcased remarkable unity in 2022, but fissures between the United States and the European Union are appearing with regard to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, economic policy, and China. Rosa Balfour, directo

  15. Can Europe and the United States Reimagine Democracy?

    Extreme polarization, populism, and political violence are plaguing American democracy, while fragmentation and governance issues are challenging Europe’s. Such political turbulence not only raises questions about the health of democracy at

  16. Where the Transatlantic Response to Climate Change Falls Short

    Russia’s war on Ukraine has spotlighted the interconnectedness of foreign and security policy, energy, and the environment. A deeper appreciation of the geopolitics of climate will shape not only EU-U.S. relations–as reflected in the recent

  17. How Russia Shattered Europe's Post-Cold War Illusions

    Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has transformed Europe’s relations with Moscow and with Eastern Europe, as exemplified by the EU’s energy diversification and transformation of its foreign and security policies. The war has also laid bare Europ

0:00 / 0:00