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Europe should not forget the challenges to its south
Europeans are rightly focusing on the war in Ukraine, but they should not think they can insulate themselves from what happens to their south.
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The EU, NATO and European security in a time of war
Russia is not the only threat to European security. NATO remains essential for deterrence and defence, but the EU must also play a bigger security role.
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First help Ukraine win the war. Then help it win the peace
Even a partial Russian victory in Ukraine would damage Western interests. Ukraine needs much more help to expel Russian forces, and to rebuild its infrastructure, economy and institutions afterwards.
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Turbulence ahead for Turkey and the West
Turkey's objections to Finland and Sweden joining NATO have put the spotlight on Ankara’s role in the alliance. Even if a compromise is found, Turkey’s relations with Europe and the US will remain fractious.
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Boiling dry: How the EU can help prevent instability in the water-scarce Maghreb
Water scarcity is increasingly threatening the security of societies and environment in the Maghreb. The EU should step up its work on water to prevent conflicts in the region.
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Events
Conservative party conference fringe event on 'Britain and the EU: what kind of relationship do they need?’
04 October 2022
Speakers:
Thomas Erndl MdB, Vice Chair, Foreign Affairs Committee, German Bundestag
Greg Hands, MP for Chelsea and Fulham
Juliet Samuel, Columnist, The Telegraph
Theresa Villiers, MP for Chipping Barnet
Chair: Charles Grant, Director, Centre for European Reform
Thomas Erndl MdB, Vice Chair, Foreign Affairs Committee, German Bundestag
Greg Hands, MP for Chelsea and Fulham
Juliet Samuel, Columnist, The Telegraph
Theresa Villiers, MP for Chipping Barnet
Chair: Charles Grant, Director, Centre for European Reform