Recent activity

European Defence Fund: beneficiary profile after two calls for proposals (2021-2022)
Report
European Defence Fund: beneficiary profile after two calls for proposals (2021-2022)
Report
Hélène Masson,

Technical report

, January 2024
Evolution of Europe-North Korea relations: from active engagement to partial rupture 2/2
Korea Security and Diplomacy Program
Evolution of Europe-North Korea relations: from active engagement to partial rupture 2/2
Korea Security and Diplomacy Program
Antoine Bondaz, December 20, 2023
« From Conflict Management to Shielding EU Stability: How Syria’s Fragmentation Diverted the EU (FSP) from Action to Reaction »
Article
« From Conflict Management to Shielding EU Stability: How Syria’s Fragmentation Diverted the EU (FSP) from Action to Reaction »
Article
Agnès Levallois, Tiffany Guendouz, Caterina Bedin,

The International Spectator

, November 20, 2023
How to Reduce the Impact of Internal Contestation, Regional Fragmentation and Multipolar Competition on EU Foreign and Security Policy
Report
How to Reduce the Impact of Internal Contestation, Regional Fragmentation and Multipolar Competition on EU Foreign and Security Policy
Report
Agnès Levallois, Caterina Bedin, Tiffany Guendouz,

JOINT EU Research Papers, n° 21

, June 3, 2023
Syria: A Multifaceted and Challenging Crisis for EU Foreign and Security Policy
Report
Syria: A Multifaceted and Challenging Crisis for EU Foreign and Security Policy
Report
Agnès Levallois,

JOINT EU Research Papers, n°17

, June 2, 2023
The Vicious Circle of Fragmentation: The EU and the Limits of Its Approach to Libya
Report
The Vicious Circle of Fragmentation: The EU and the Limits of Its Approach to Libya
Report
Caterina Bedin,

JOINT EU Research Papers, n° 15

, June 1, 2023
The EU as an (In)Significant Player in Libya
Note
The EU as an (In)Significant Player in Libya
Note
Aude Thomas,

JOINT Brief EU n°23

, November 30, 2022
EU-Japan partnership: a vision for the future
Japan Program
EU-Japan partnership: a vision for the future
Japan Program
Ambassador Yasushi Masaki, March 7, 2022
Real and Imagined Challenges to Strategic Stability
Report
Real and Imagined Challenges to Strategic Stability
Report
Bruno Tertrais,

HCSS (The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies)

, 14 February 2022
Strengthening economic cooperation while defending the status quo : the deepening of relations between Europe and Taiwan
Note
Strengthening economic cooperation while defending the status quo : the deepening of relations between Europe and Taiwan
Note
Antoine Bondaz,

EUI (European University Institute), Policy Briefs, 2022/07

, January 13, 2022
Russia's impact on the US, Europe and transatlantic relations
Web conference
Russia's impact on the US, Europe and transatlantic relations
Web conference
December 2, 2021
Regional Fragmentation and EU Foreign and Security Policy
Report
Regional Fragmentation and EU Foreign and Security Policy
Report
Agnès Levallois,

JOINT EU Research Papers, n°3

, November 15, 2021
Coping With Natural Disasters: How the EU Can Support More Effective DPRK Disaster Management Mechanisms
Commentary
Coping With Natural Disasters: How the EU Can Support More Effective DPRK Disaster Management Mechanisms
Commentary
Antoine Bondaz, Eric Ballbach,

38 North

, November 4, 2021
Crossed expectations between the European Union and Japan: what content for the strategic partnership?
Web conference
Crossed expectations between the European Union and Japan: what content for the strategic partnership?
Web conference
October 11, 2021
« The European Defence Fund and Space: Added Values and Priorities »
Analysis
« The European Defence Fund and Space: Added Values and Priorities »
Analysis
Xavier Pasco, Paul Weissenberg,

IRIS (ARES - Armament  Industry European Research Group), n°69

, June 25, 2021
The European Union and Taiwan: time to re-conceptualize and upgrade ties
Taiwan Security and Diplomacy Program
The European Union and Taiwan: time to re-conceptualize and upgrade ties
Taiwan Security and Diplomacy Program
Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy, April 6, 2021
Japan and the European Union: Shared Interests and Cooperation
Web conference
Japan and the European Union: Shared Interests and Cooperation
Web conference
February 5, 2021
Nuclear deterrence in Europe: points of convergence, singularities and prospects for cooperation
Recherches & Documents n°04/2021
Nuclear deterrence in Europe: points of convergence, singularities and prospects for cooperation
Recherches & Documents n°04/2021
Emmanuelle Maitre, January 2021
A look back on KEDO: the European involvement
Recherches & Documents n°20/2020
A look back on KEDO: the European involvement
Recherches & Documents n°20/2020
Benjamin Hautecouverture, December 2020
China’s challenging year in Europe
Note de la FRS n°68/2020
China’s challenging year in Europe
Note de la FRS n°68/2020
Philippe Le Corre, November 2020

In the medias

« How will Michel Barnier influence France’s China policy – and is he supposed to?»
Philippe Le Corre (quoted) , South China Morning Post , September 16, 2024
« How will EU’s shift to the right alter trade, tech and other ties with China? »
Philippe Le Corre (quoted) , South China Morning Post , June 27, 2024
German automakers worried about their future in China, analyst says
Philippe Le Corre (video interview) , CNBC , June 24, 2024
Looting and rioting has stopped in New Caledonia but problems remain
Philippe Le Corre (interview) , NPR , May 21, 2024
Germany and France have to form a common front toward China
Philippe Le Corre , NIKKEI Asia , April 11, 2024
« Li Qiang hails China’s friendly ties with Ireland as a ‘good example’ »
Philippe Le Corre (quoted) , Financial Time , January 17, 2024
EU leaders are reassessing ties with China in a more balanced way, analyst says
Philippe Le Corre (video interview) , CNBC , December 8, 2023
European leaders are in Beijing with a list of concerns. Will China’s Xi listen?
Philippe Le Corre (quoted) , CNN , December 7, 2023
The ‘Global South,’ not the West, is China’s priority, analyst says
Philippe Le Corre (video interview) , CNBC (Squawk Box Asia) , October 20, 2023
« Italy and Britain Get Tongue-Tied Over Xi Jinping »
Philippe Le Corre (quoted) , The Washington Post , September 13, 2023