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Europe must seize the moment to change Putin's calculus (opens the original)
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As Ukrainian strikes expose growing vulnerabilities deep inside Russia, Europe should ramp up its support for Ukraine to create the conditions under which Putin concludes he cannot win militarily in Ukraine, and that a negotiated settlement is preferable to a prolonged conflict. Russia’s latest wave of devastating missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities is portrayed by the Kremlin as a show of strength. In reality, it reflects a state under growing pressure. Russia’s strategic environment
Le Pen’s “rebirth” is a challenge for France’s liberal democrats (opens the original)
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Convicted again, but still a candidate. On 7 July, the Paris appeal court found French far-right leader Marine Le Pen was guilty of embezzlement for diverting European Parliament funds to the benefit of her party, the National Front (since renamed National Rally). Judges also reduced Le Pen’s sentence compared to the first trial in 2025, making her eligible for the next presidential election in April and May 2027. Later in the evening, Le Pen announced that she was running. Seen from an EU persp
NATO summit gives Europe and Turkey a strategic reset opportunity (opens the original)
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This week’s NATO summit in Ankara provides a historic opportunity for the European Union and Turkey to reset their fraught relationship around a strategic security and defence partnership after a decade of deteriorating ties. Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine, Donald Trump’s disengagement from European security and China’s growing geopolitical challenge are all pushing Brussels and Ankara closer together. So European leaders should hold their noses, swallow their pride and offer Preside
Serbia’s Mrdić law reversal: tactical compliance is not EU reform (opens the original)
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Some voices in the EU argue that Serbia should now be allowed to advance in its accession process by opening Cluster 3 despite ongoing repression and rule of law erosion. Belgrade’s June reversal of the so-called Mrdić laws has become a convenient justification. The European Commission is currently pushing member states to authorize the opening of the cluster on competitiveness and inclusive growth, arguing that Serbia made “efforts on key matters and that the overall balance necessary for this
Europe needs an Ocean Act for a strategic maritime era (opens the original)
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As the EU Ocean Act Conference convenes in Ireland this week, attention is rightly turning to the future of Europe’s ocean governance. In a world of intensifying geopolitical rivalries and escalating climate change, the ocean has become a strategic domain where questions of competitiveness, energy security, defence, food systems and climate resilience converge. The European Ocean Act, expected later this year, should be more than a technical revision: it is a chance to move beyond fragmented sec
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