ECFR

European Council on Foreign Relations: the only pan-European think-tank. We foster coalitions for change and promote debate on Europe's global role.

[ECFR @ecfr]

Israel's illiberal and ethno-nationalist forces are reshaping the country in their image. This is a structural transformation that runs deeper than October's election and will outlast Netanyahu. ECFR's web special maps the battle of ideas for the country's future and what a new Israel could mean for Europe. @ECFRMena
🧵 👇 https://t.co/bmqAldwbju

[ECFR @ecfr]

Whether Europeans have a say in Trump’s deals with Russia is not a decision for Washington but for EU governments. The next EU sanctions package may be a good place to start. https://t.co/v0lbAc90qN

[ECFR @ecfr]

📆 03/11 at 10:00am CET

Can Europe still count on Berlin? This webinar will present the key findings of ECFR‘s latest research on New Politics that uses a scenario for Germany in 2029.

Register and join us! 👇
https://t.co/SRimnY4gXq

[ECFR @ecfr]

The geopolitical rupture the world is living through has already encouraged the EU to look outward, writes @IlkeToygur. #viewsfromthecouncil https://t.co/mgAlsjh2CO

[ECFR @ecfr]

While forecasts predict that the House of Representatives—and possibly the Senate—will turn blue on November 3rd, Europeans should not assume that Democrats can rein in Trump’s foreign policy. https://t.co/XWbfwNwtEA

[ECFR @ecfr]

🎧 What is behind the Franco-German paper? What options does the EU have to deal with the China shock 2.0? And what is at stake for Europe’s economy? https://t.co/7o4UAZLzUc

[ECFR @ecfr]

What do today's Israeli elections mean for the country's political future? Read @ECFRMena's latest thread👇

[ECFR MENA @ECFRMena]

Today, Israelis head to the polls for the first time since the Hamas massacre three years earlier. Re-read @ecfr's pre-election analysis, including on possible scenarios for election outcomes, Israel's future relationship with Europe and forces reshaping the country 🧵👇️

[ECFR MENA @ECFRMena]

Today, Israelis head to the polls for the first time since the Hamas massacre three years earlier. Re-read @ecfr's pre-election analysis, including on possible scenarios for election outcomes, Israel's future relationship with Europe and forces reshaping the country 🧵👇️

[ECFR @ecfr]

This is not the “old Israel”—and Europeans need to reckon with that reality. Its liberal forces have weakened while its ultra-nationalist ones are ascendant. These shifts will endure far beyond Netanyahu.

ECFR's new project maps the battle of ideas for the country's future and what a new Israel could mean for Europe. @ECFRMena Check this out: https://t.co/bmqAldwbju

[Alberto Rizzi @Alberto_Rizzi_]

My take for @ecfr on the Brazilian elections: Lula's victory is good news for Europe and it saves the EU-Mercosur deal that Bolsonaro would have killed, but now it's time to deliver on economic cooperation and industrial partnerships.
https://t.co/ABtCIQOTsZ via @ecfr

[Beth Oppenheim @BethOppenheim]

Ahead of the Israeli election tomorrow, my latest for @ecfr @ecfrmena lays out 5 possible scenarios. But no matter the result, Israel’s hard-right shift goes far beyond Netanyahu, and Europeans should prepare for more continuity than they would like. https://t.co/RgXtdxRgtN

[ECFR @ecfr]

An Eisenkot government would likely be politically fragile, limiting its room for manoeuvre. https://t.co/9wIkSEpaic

[ECFR @ecfr]

A scrappage scheme for diesel vans could cut emissions and ease the geopolitical dependencies pushing up costs for Europeans. https://t.co/uqV6wzu7L9

[ECFR @ecfr]

🗓️ 29 October - 09:30-13:30 CET

📍@ComisionEuropea, Madrid (In-person)

How can Europe secure cleaner, more affordable and more reliable energy? Which external dependencies can it accept, and where does it need greater control?

📝 Register here ⬇️ @ECFRMadrid

https://t.co/jbvYScXtOM

[ECFR @ecfr]

Lula’s fourth-term victory should keep EU-Mercosur alive—but Brussels cannot relax yet. The European Parliament must still approve the deal, and Europe needs to offer deeper industrial cooperation with Brasilia, writes @AlbertoRizzi. @ECFRPower https://t.co/MAqyWNIRla

[ECFR @ecfr]

There is a potential European-security wedge within the RN electorate that other candidates could benefit from. https://t.co/8AD3BFwbwI

[ECFR @ecfr]

A Europe that depends on America for chips, cloud and the price of compute has little leverage left in trade and technology talks. https://t.co/yHYdhaapKQ

[ECFR Africa @ECFRAfrica]

💡 We contributed to an @OECD regional note that aims to provide an evidence-based assessment of the opportunities and policy challenges associated with Africa’s growing role in global critical mineral supply chains.
@ecfr
Find the report here 👇️ https://t.co/6ABCAnnl4x

[ECFR @ecfr]

An Eisenkot government would likely be politically fragile, limiting its room for manoeuvre. https://t.co/9wIkSEpaic

[ECFR @ecfr]

Whether Europeans have a say in Trump’s deals with Russia is not a decision for Washington but for EU governments. The next EU sanctions package may be a good place to start. https://t.co/v0lbAc90qN

[ECFR @ecfr]

While forecasts predict that the House of Representatives—and possibly the Senate—will turn blue on November 3rd, Europeans should not assume that Democrats can rein in Trump’s foreign policy. https://t.co/XWbfwNwtEA