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Towards a UK-EU Security Pact
The UK wants to forge a ‘security pact’ with the EU. But too much ambition now risks failure. A gradual approach will be more successful.
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NATO at 75: Strong but brittle?
NATO’s 75th anniversary summit sought to project unity and strength, but large challenges simmer under the surface.
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Navigating the storm? The EU, the UK and Trump 2.0
A second Trump presidency would lead to extensive transatlantic turbulence. The UK and its European partners would need to be pragmatic in finding new ways of working together.
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Working hand in hand? EU-UK co-operation in supporting Ukraine
The EU and the UK have worked together closely to support Ukraine. Now they need to sustain support and strengthen their co-operation to be ready for possible US disengagement.
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Does it matter if Ukraine loses?
Ukraine is retreating and Russia is advancing, militarily and politically. Western leaders seem to underestimate both the impact of Ukraine’s defeat and the West’s ability to prevent it.
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Events
CER/Delegation of the EU to the UK Conservative party conference fringe event on 'Working together to support Ukraine'
01 October 2024
With Alicia Kearns and Pedro Serrano
CER/Delegation of the EU to the UK discussion on 'The soft power of languages' with Alison Graves, Bernardette Holmes and Dominic Schroeder
26 September 2024
Please email [email protected] for further information, including how to register.
CER/Bruegel launch of 'Europe's banking union at ten: Unfinished yet transformative' by Nicolas Véron
24 September 2024
Please email [email protected] for further information, including how to register.
CER/Delegation of the EU to the UK Labour party conference fringe event on 'Working together for European security'
23 September 2024
With Stella Creasy, Kitty Donaldson, Stephen Doughty and Pedro Serrano
CER/Delegation of the EU to the UK Liberal Democrat party conference fringe event on 'Working together towards an inclusive world order'
16 September 2024
With Yevheniia Kravchuk, Layla Moran, Pedro Serrano and Julie Smith