Although the EU’s increased defence efforts and states’ diverging industrial interests will inevitably create tensions in the short-term, these should not be allowed to poison transatlantic relations.
The ELN partnered with the Federation of German Industries (BDI) to host a high-level roundtable on European defence at the 2019 Munich Security Conference.
On 25 January Alice Billon-Galland spoke at the “European Strategic Autonomy: Going it Alone?” panel at the 2019 Clingendael State of the Union conference in The Hague.
Alice Billon-Galland was invited to contribute to the recently published House of Lord’s International Relations Committee’s inquiry on the future of UK foreign policy.
Adérito Vicente argues the case for serious discussions on European nuclear security and examines what may lie ahead with regards to the EU and the nuclear field.
ELN Policy Fellow Alice Billon-Galland was quoted in the Washington Post discussing the weak position of Europe’s core leadership after Angela Merkel’s decision to step down as party leader.