Defence, diplomacy, crises, powers
(B2) The meeting of EU Defense Ministers was quite dense and active on Tuesday (12 November), with different topics where Ministers (or their representatives) were quite vocal The meeting was
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(B2) Recently released: The Hungarian Olivér Várhelyi lacks a clear vision. He does not convince the European Parliament Great oral success for Thierry Breton. My compass will be the European general interest Cyber convention: industrialists
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(B2) It had been some time since Defense Ministers had really discussed CSDP military missions and operations. Tuesday's meeting (November 12) returned to a
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(B2) Successful bet for Vladimir Putin. It brought together some forty African heads of state in Sochi for the very first Russia-Africa summit, organized from October 23 to 24, coupled with an economic forum. A symbol
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(B2) Recently published: (blog) PESCO open to third countries? Let's stop announcing it every 4 mornings NATO and the European Defense Agency continue their cooperation for in-flight refueling The three
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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
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(B2) Recently published: Sylvie Goulard sent home. The European Parliament takes over. A setback for Macron and Von der Leyen (v2) It's time for 'goodbye' for Federica Mogherini. Success, half-satisfaction,
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(B2) Recently published: (blog) A defeat for Malian forces Authorization to inspect and seize ships in the Mediterranean renewed by the UN Josep Borrell wants to play the continuity card (Parliamentary questionnaire) (confidential)
Read(B2) Recently published: Boris Johnson becomes the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (exclusive) The agreement on the status of EUCAP Sahel Mali ratified To build a Europe of Defense, we must work with all the
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(B2) Iran and Iraq were the main dishes of a specially charged Foreign Affairs Council on Monday 15 July. Summary of discussions News items Sudan. Support for a transition to a civilian government read:
Readnew corrected and completed version of the paper first published on 4 July (B2) For their last meeting before the summer break on Monday (15 July), EU foreign ministers will devote a
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(B2) Recently released: Former President Yanukovych wins his case against the EU. The compromised 'embezzlement' blacklist (blog) EUAM Iraq, soon to be engaged in Iraqi Kurdistan? (exclusive) Budget flick for the College
Read(B2) Recently published: (blog) Advocate General Yves Bot is dead The new heads of the Finnish government The Sobane attack: a crime against humanity? Europe asks the question (decryption) Political groups in
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(B2) The Foreign and Defense Ministers of the 28 met in Brussels on Tuesday (14 May). Cooperation with the G5 Sahel has caught their full attention. And the usual subjects
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(B2) Iran, Libya and the Sahel were the highlights of the Foreign Affairs Council on Monday 13 May The Eastern Partnership celebrates its 10th anniversary The day started with a meeting around the Partnership
Read(B2 – exclusive) EU Foreign Ministers are due on Monday (13 May) to adopt a revised mandate for the EU Civilian Internal Security Forces Training Mission (EUCAP Sahel Mali)
Read(B2) The next Foreign Affairs Council of Ministers, Monday 13 May, will take place in five successive sequences 1st sequence: Eastern Partnership The ministers will begin the morning (10 a.m.) with a discussion with their six
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(B2) In recent weeks, massacres and kidnappings have multiplied in Burkina Faso. Against the backdrop of inter-community conflicts, jihadist groups operating in the Sahel are seeking to multiply new fronts in this country which remains
Read(B2) Recently published: The EU anti-blockade law (sheet) (blog) European elections 2019: only the 'little ones' continue to grow (blog) After 70 years, what future for NATO? 70 years later, the Allies reaffirm
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