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India–EU FTA: From Strategic Courtship to Pragmatic Compromise
Authors:Dr Rajdeep Singh and John Alistair Clarke
This is a pivotal year for the India-Europe relationship as they conclude the FTA negotiations after nearly two...
Munich and the Moment of Rupture: Europe Will Either Become Autonomous — or Be Bargained Away
This year’s Munich Security Conference was not merely another annual diplomatic gathering. It was a stage upon which a long-brewing reality became unmistakably clear:...
ECB’s Lagarde signals no imminent exit as politics and central banks collide
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde reassured her colleagues that she remains committed to her position and would inform them first if she planned...
Top European intelligence officials skeptical of Ukraine peace deal this year
European intelligence chiefs are doubtful about reaching a peace agreement to end Russia's war in Ukraine this year, despite claims by Donald Trump that...
UK Warns EU ‘Made in Europe’ Rules Could Strain Supply Chains and Trade Links
The European Union is preparing to introduce a new law next week that would require a minimum share of products backed by public funding...
Who will lead the ECB? Succession talk turns to Knot and De Cos
The former governors of the Spanish and Dutch central banks, Klaas Knot and Pablo Hernandez de Cos, are seen as the top candidates to...
Lagarde May Quit ECB Early to Let Macron Shape Successor
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde is reportedly considering stepping down before her term ends in October 2027, according to the Financial Times. The...
Pax Americana 2.0: Toward a New Transatlantic Strategic Contract
The 62nd Munich Security Conference took place in a turbulent environment. Europe remains the theater of a protracted war between Russia and Ukraine. On...
Inside the EU’s draft ‘Made in Europe’ law: Key points explained
The European Commission will propose a new law that requires a certain percentage of products supported by public money to be "made in Europe....
EU reassures Hungary and Slovakia: No immediate risk to oil supplies
The European Commission announced that there is no immediate risk to oil supplies in Hungary or Slovakia due to the recent disruption of Russian...