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Sketching a Feminist EU Response to the Revolt in Iran

Cornelius Adebahr
, Barbara Mittelhammer

Women are proving to be agents of social change in Iran, having mobilized citizens to join the protests.

The EU’s response to the uprisings in the country must be based on a feminist foreign policy.

More on Europe’s Southern Neighborhood

Marc Pierini explains Turkey’s geopolitical posture in the run-up to the elections
Alper Coşkun and Sinan Ülgen outline the consequences of a government change for Turkey’s foreign policy

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Hard Cash and Soft Power

Allison Carragher

Despite receiving hundreds of millions of euros from the EU, the construction of the Pelješac Bridge in Croatia has been a soft-power victory for the People’s Republic of China.

To protect its economic and strategic interests, Brussels must implement changes to its tendering policies.

Global Civil Society in a Geopolitical Age: How Great Power Competition Is Reshaping Civic Activism

The emergent era of great-power competition is affecting the role of civil society globally.

Civic actors are adjusting their strategies and core agendas to adapt to the current geopolitical tensions.

The EU and the Creative and Destructive Impact of Crises

Stefan Lehne

Crises of past decades may have accelerated European integration, but the EU has not always emerged stronger.

As the union takes on new challenges, mutual trust and solidarity among member states will be key to a succcessful response.

Judy Asks: Is European Support for Ukraine Dependent on the United States?

Judy Dempsey et al.

Russia’s brutal war on Ukraine has revealed the extent of Europe’s military reliance on Washington.

Eleven experts share insights as to how this dependence can be addressed and why doing so is in the EU’s best interest.

The Southern Mirror: Reflections on Europe From the Global South

Rosa Balfour
, Lizza Bomassi
, Marta Martinelli

History, the coronavirus pandemic, and geopolitical competition have all impacted the EU’s external action.

Considering the world through the eyes of the Global South can improve Europe’s future.

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Sketching a Feminist EU Response to the Revolt in Iran

Hard Cash and Soft Power

Global Civil Society in a Geopolitical Age: How Great Power Competition Is Reshaping Civic Activism

The EU and the Creative and Destructive Impact of Crises

Judy Asks: Is European Support for Ukraine Dependent on the United States?

The Southern Mirror: Reflections on Europe From the Global South

Judy Asks: Are France and Germany Wavering on Russia?

A Paradigm Shift: EU-Russia Relations After the War in Ukraine

The Unexpected Breakthroughs at COP27

Beijing’s Charm Offensive: Paid for by the EU?

A Feminist Revolt: How Women and Civil Society Are Leading Change in Iran

Europe’s Two-Way Mirror: Perspectives From the Global South

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