Centre for Global Europe - 18/01/2021

What can we expect from the new chairman of the CDU in Germany?

During the virtual party convention on Saturday 16. January 2021 Armin Laschet, the Prime Minister

Centre for Global Europe - 13/01/2021

Don’t forget about Europe’s Northern Partners

In designing the European security architecture, how can Norwegian and EU priorities in defence and

Commentary - 11/12/2020

Highlights of the New Slovak Security and Defence Strategy Proposals

On December 1, Slovakia initiated a major overhaul of its two key strategic security policy

Centre for Global Europe - 08/12/2020

Brexit and Rule of Law: EU in Summit Driving Seat on Both

The EU summit this week (10-11 December) will seek to avert two impending crises by

Commentary - 07/12/2020

Strengthening the OSCE’s Role in Election Systems Monitoring

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security (CISA) was successful in supporting the U.S. to protect

Centre for Global Europe - 04/12/2020

Château Béla Forum Unlike Others

Château Béla is beautifully located on the hills overlooking the Danube river which constitutes a

Commentary - 02/12/2020

How CEE is Coming to Terms with the EU’s New 2030 Climate Target

*This commentary is based on two closed-door Chatham House Rule discussions: “Unpacking 2030 Low Carbon

Commentary - 02/12/2020

Unlocking CEE R&I for Tomorrow’s Green and Connected Economy

Picking up from the first GLOBSEC Digital Lighthouse and Energy Transition R&I workshops in March

Centre for Global Europe - 24/11/2020

Op-ed in Dagens Næringsliv – Hvorfor sier regjeringen nei til forsvarsfondet? (Why Does the Government Say No to the Defense Fund?)

This op-ed was written by our partner NUPI and published in Dagens Næringsliv in Norwegian.

Commentary - 20/11/2020

Three Seas Initiative Gains Bipartisan Support in the U.S. Congress

On the 18th of November, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a resolution expressing support of

Centre for Global Europe - 13/11/2020

The Long and Winding Road Towards Opening PESCO to Non-EU Partners

Ever since the PESCO framework was launched in 2017, EU member states had proven unable

Centre for Global Europe - 11/11/2020

Third Countries Are Invited to Join European Military Projects

The EU, under certain conditions, should be open to cooperation with like-minded states. As the

Centre for Global Europe - 11/11/2020

Build Back Better: What Does Joe Biden’s Victory Mean for the US and the World?

Though some analysts are already calling him a “lame duck”, President-elect Biden is likely to

Centre for Global Europe - 03/11/2020

Crucial Elections of Our Time

Commentators always like to use grand words when talking about American elections but, indeed, this

Centre for Global Europe - 28/10/2020

Achieving Resilient, Recovered and Reformed Europe: A commentary

*This commentary is based on a discussion during “Resilient, Recovered and Reformed European Union in

Centre for Global Europe - 30/09/2020

Special European Council Summit —Foreign Policy and More

It has been over two months since EU leaders met last time in person in