CER: Addressing the EU’s incoherence on the Indo-Pacific: A sea of troubles
In 2021, the EU adopted an Indo-Pacific strategy, designed to promote an open and rules-based regional security architecture in the Indo-Pacific…
Enhancing EU resilience: Step forward to identify critical entities for key sectors
Based on this list, Member States will have to identify the critical entities for the sectors set out in the…
CER: Macron is serious about the ‘European Political Community’
By Charles Grant Charles Grant is director of the Centre for European Reform. 01 August...
CER: A G7 energy tariff on Russia would be a better solution
Brussels, 11 July 2022 A price cap on Russian oil would cut Russia’s income, but...
CER Insight: What would President Le Pen mean for Europe?
A manifesto for trouble By Ian Bond , John Springford Ian Bond is director of foreign policy...
CER: Russia’s war on Ukraine: There is worse to come (for the West as well)
Insight by: Ian Bond, Elisabetta Cornago , Camino Mortera-Martinez , Luigi Scazzieri 17 March 2022...
CER on UK-EU relations: As Frost departs, will the ice melt across the Channel?
By Charles Grant, CER Director 20 December 2021 David Frost’s resignation as Brexit minister matters: he...
CER: Lukashenka is the problem, not the migrants
By Ian Bond, Camino Mortera-Martinez, Luigi Scazzieri, Katia Glod, 12 November 2021 The crisis on the Belarusian-Polish border...
CER: How to solve a problem like Poland
By Camino Mortera-Martinez, 03 November 2021 The Polish government’s defiance over the rule of law puts...
CER insight update: The cost of Brexit April 2021
John Springford 14 June 2021 Download PDF We estimate that leaving the single market and...
New CER insight: Russia, Ukraine and the West: How do you solve a problem like Vladimir?
By Ian Bond, 13 April 2021 Vladimir Putin is threatening Ukraine again. The West so far lacks...
CER Analysis: Containing NATO’s Mediterranean crisis
By Luigi Scazzieri, 08 March 2021 NATO’s southern neighbourhood in the Middle East and North Africa...