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Russia's escalation: What comes next? (opens the original)
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The Russia’s increasingly escalatory behaviour is testing Europe across several fronts. Alleged plots against figures in the European defence industry, arson and cyberattacks, election interference, drone incursions and other airspace violations have added to concerns about the safety of European infrastructure. The Kremlin has also sharpened its rhetoric towards the European countries supporting Ukraine. Senior NATO and allied officials have warned that Russia may seek to test the Alliance furt
Defending Europe at Sea: Building Europe’s Naval Edge (opens the original)
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Growing maritime threats and disruptions across key maritime corridors are putting increasing pressure on Europe’s ability to protect sea lines of communication, deter hostile activity and project stability beyond its shores. The European Policy Centre (EPC), in partnership with SEA Naval, invites you to this Policy Dialogue that will examine current maritime threats, the EU’s policies and responses, naval capability gaps and the political choices required to strengthen the EU’s naval posture. T
How to fund Ukraine when the cash runs out next year: Are Russian assets a solution? (opens the original)
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While the European Union remains the biggest source of funding, estimates indicate that Kyiv will exhaust its cash reserves well before the end of 2027. This dialogue will discuss the efforts undertaken by the EU and the international community to support Ukraine to date and explore possible solutions for deploying the €210 billion of immobilised Russian sovereign assets currently in the EU. The discussion will focus specifically on “The Russian Transfer”, a proposal to move custody of these imm
After the vote: Iceland’s EU referendum explained (opens the original)
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Icelanders will vote on 29 August 2026 on whether to resume EU accession negotiations. This question has returned to the political agenda under Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir's centre-left coalition government, more than a decade after Iceland withdrew its membership application in 2013. As Russia’s war against Ukraine continues and global competition in the Arctic intensifies, Iceland finds itself at a strategic crossroads. Beyond the immediate security concerns surrounding the GIUK gap,
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Publications (11) Team (93) To the Point The wrong time to reignite the EEAS debate Jul 02, 2026 by Almut Möller EUROPEAN EXTERNAL ACTION SERVICE (EEAS) POLICY BRIEF Serving the citizens? Consular role of the EEAS grows in small steps Apr 30, 2013 by Kristi Raik EUROPEAN EXTERNAL ACTION SERVICE (EEAS) ISSUE PAPER The European External Action Service and national diplomacies Mar 11, 2013 by Rosa Balfour, Kristi Raik EUROPEAN EXTERNAL ACTION SERVICE (EEAS) PUBLICATION Equipping the European Union
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