Defence, diplomacy, crises, powers
(B2) Rapid Deployment Capability, NATO-EU, meetings are accelerating this week in the working groups of the Council of the EU, in the military committee as well as in the committees of the European Parliament. Focus: the
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(B2) Beginning with skirmishes on the esplanade of the Mosques, the situation in East Jerusalem and in Israel is taking a worrying turn with the exchanges of fire and rockets with Gaza since yesterday evening. A situation
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(B2) The Franco-German aircraft project of the future, or SCAF, is slipping. The differences are industrial, but also political. It is the whole of Franco-German cooperation in the field of defense that is weakened © Confidential © On the agenda of the
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(B2) The Munich security conference, a traditional high mass on security and the transatlantic link, has been canceled and replaced by a few speeches delivered remotely. The words were there. But the salt of
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(B2) Recently published: (exclusive) High Representative Josep Borrell's team formed. The main names Frontex's refusal to communicate on the Triton operation validated by the judges. A troubling judgment A summit meeting
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(B2) Recently published: The principle of Ukraine's membership of NATO discreetly reaffirmed Dossier N°76. The establishment of a Turkish security zone in northeastern Syria. A game changer
Read(B2) Recently published: "We must offer a strategic option to Russia" according to Emmanuel Macron at the conference of ambassadors A new partnership for security and stability in the Sahel The surprise visit
Read(B2) Recently published: Is a 'confidential defence' report subject to copyright. An apparently absurd, but very concrete question (blog) Operation Kipion: the reinforced presence of the Royal Navy in the Gulf.
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(B2) Recently published: Facing the Americans, Federica Mogherini holds the helm, firm Mobilité militaire. 22 countries agree to simplify border crossing formalities (blog) The Abraham Lincoln will sail without Spanish support. Decision to
Read(B2) Recently published: An arms strategy for the Balkans Strengthening the compromised MPCC (blog) What Defense Europe is. What it is not Faced with threats, Macron offers a
Read(B2) Recently released: Blood minerals and duty of care. The Commission sets guidelines (blog) The appeal for help from the President of the Supreme Court of Poland (blog) Cameroon abuses
Read(B2) Recently published: The right to asylum of Palestinians protected by the UNWRA clarified by the Court Paris and Madrid want to keep pace on migration issues (blog) The EU will finance the reconstruction of the HQ
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(B2) It has been six months since the Ministers of Foreign Affairs have considered the situation in the DR of Congo (DRC). They did it on Monday (May 28). Objective: maintain diplomatic pressure
Read(B2) Recently published: (blog) London says to Brussels: don't leave me Final stretch for the 2018 version of the capabilities development plan The future of German power: in the
Read(B2) Recently published: The (future) external action funding instrument on the agenda of development ministers Gardner's message to Europeans: don't negotiate a gun to your head, be yourselves
Read(BRUSSELS2) European aid (Member States + EU) today amounts to more than 800 million euros, including 204.5 million euros provided by the European budget, according to the European Commission. It also includes a number of gifts
Read(BRUSSELS2) Immediately appointed, the new European coordinator for the fight against Ebola, appeared before the press on Monday (27 October) to detail the main challenges of his mission. Chrystos Stylianides did not elude the
Read(BRUSSELS2) The 28 Heads of State and Government took a symbolic decision on Thursday and Friday (23 and 24 October), with the appointment of a European coordinator for the fight against the Ebola epidemic . They have
Read(BRUSSELS2) The establishment of means of medical evacuation is one of the key points of the European response to the Ebola crisis which the Ministers of Foreign Affairs are to discuss on Monday (20 October), in order to
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