Amid growing geopolitical turmoil, European leaders have become more candid about the weak points in Europe’s defences. Emmanuel Macron’s speech in Davos, warning of a global move away from rules and international law, reflects a sober reading of where the continent stands. But there is one vulnerability that remains largely absent from these debates, despite […]
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On Monday the 3rd of February, students of the College of Europe in Natolin participated in an EU Youth Dialogue with Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič to discuss some of the EU’s most pressing challenges, notably trade policy, economic security, sustainability, and the EU’s role in an evolving global order. Throughout the discussion, the students and the
During a recent study trip to the Baltic States, Natolin students heard a number of key speakers express the view that the EU has not sufficiently addressed Russian provocation to the Baltic States’ energy security. The Baltic States, and the EU on average, have been highly dependent on Russia when it comes to satisfying energy demand.
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