Blog

La Journée de l’Europe va et vient, mais où sont la vision européenne et l’imagination politique nécessaires à une Europe prête pour une nouvelle époque ? On May 9, 1950, the French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman set out a bold political and economic vision to make war between European nations “not merely unthinkable, but materially impossible.” The Schuman Declaration inspired a generation of leaders to build Europe’s economic integration on a foundation of common security

La nouvelle Union européenne est-elle discrètement en train de naître, avec trois niveaux d’adhésion ? Last week’s European summit was, as previous summits before it, dominated by the geopolitical travails of the European Union. This time around, Europe’s leaders could confirm the widely expected post-Orbán step to unlock Ukraine’s financial support package, discuss the energy shocks radiating from the Street of Hormuz, ponder the role of the EU’s NATO-style mutual assistance

Viktor Orbán est parti, mais son ombre plane toujours sur l’Europe. D’une certaine manière, nous sommes tous un peu Orbán. The curse of Donald Trump has not failed to make its mark. After Anthony Albanese in Australia and Mark Carney in Canada, Péter Magyar wins elections in Hungary despite the open support of the American president for his opponent. When Trump and his acolytes interfere in the elections of other democracies, the electorate seems to know above all whom not to