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Tue, 13 Oct 2026

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ECFR/10 AugArticle

Power up: How EU-Africa cooperation can drive Europe’s battery recycling future

Europeans are making little progress in their efforts to source critical raw materials from recycling. They should establish stricter export controls, expand domestic recycling and refining capacity, and develop stronger EU-Africa partnerships to benefit both continents

ECFR CommsAfrica, Africa, Commentary, Sarah Logan
ECFR/10 AugArticle

Anti-corruption sanctions: Preparing for the time after Trump

Anti-corruption sanctions—and even the prospect of them—under the next US administration will be crucial to chances of peace in many parts of the world. Here’s how Europeans can play their part

ECFR CommsUnited States, US Foreign Policy, Commentary, Jim O’Brien, Sarah McCool
ECFR/6 AugArticle

Trust the numbers: Germans are open to a more hawkish China policy

ECFR polling suggests significant public support not only for tougher German policy on China but also for investment in renewables—tackling twin problems together

ECFR CommsEuropean Power, China, DARE, Germany, Commentary, Nele Anders, Nina Schmelzer
ECFR/6 AugArticle

Hamas has agreed to disarm. Israel should now agree to peace

Despite all odds, there is now a realistic path towards ending the war in Gaza. Its success now depends on Israel. Europe could help tip the balance

ECFR CommsIsrael / Palestine, Middle East and North Africa, Israel / Palestine, Commentary, Hugh Lovatt
Modern War Institute/6 AugArticle

Deceive or Die: Revitalizing Military Deception for Large-Scale Combat Operations

The command tent of the 25th Infantry Division’s forward headquarters, buried beneath the dense, humid jungle canopy of a remote Pacific island, was a quiet hum of glowing blue screens […]

Commentary & Analysis, charlie.phelps
Modern War Institute/6 AugArticle

Five Questions for a General: Major General James Bartholomees

Welcome back to Five Questions for a General, a production of the Modern War Institute at West Point. This series features specially selected cadet hosts who are given an incredible professional development […]

Five Questions for a General, charles.faint
Modern War Institute/5 AugArticle

MWI Podcast: How Commanders Win Wars

In late 1776, George Washington was outnumbered more four to one by British forces and on the run from enemy pursuit. Comparatively disadvantaged by virtually every measure, he not only […]

MWI Podcast, john.amble
ECFR/4 AugArticle

If Marine Le Pen wins: A European guide to a far-right France

A Le Pen-led France would mean major changes to European politics. Here’s how political leaders can begin to prepare.

Martin TenevEuropean Power, Europe, France, New Politics Project, Camille Lons, Célia Belin, Constance Victor, Jeremy Cliffe, Policy Brief
Bellingcat/1 AugArticle

Welcome to Dubai: Kinahan Cartel’s Visas Revealed

This article is the result of a collaboration with The Sunday Times. You can find their corresponding piece here. A key leader of the Kinahan cartel who is wanted by authorities around the world and has been living in hiding in Dubai for a decade has just had his Emirates residence permit renewed. A Bellingcat […] The post Welcome to Dubai: Kinahan Cartel’s Visas Revealed appeared first on bellingcat .

Financial Investigations TeamEurope, Investigations, Crime, Drug Cartels, Kinahan
ECFR/31 JulArticle

Alone at the border: Ceuta and Europe’s solidarity failure

By failing to show solidarity with a member state under pressure, the EU is encouraging Morocco and others to keep using migration as a tool of coercion.

Martin TenevHuman Rights and Democracy, Middle East and North Africa, Morocco, Spain, Policy Alert, Carla Hobbs
ECFR/31 JulArticle

How splits on the right may threaten Poland’s pro-European camp

More than 40 MPs have walked out of Law and Justice, Poland’s largest opposition party, and will court centre-right voters who put Donald Tusk in power in 2023. To win them back, Tusk should make the European argument he has spent years avoiding

ECFR CommsEuropean Power, New Politics Project, Policy Alert, Piotr Buras
Bellingcat/30 JulArticle

Will Ronaldo Cry​? World Cup Fans Bet Billions Through Prediction Markets

Football fans wagered more than US $14 billion on the FIFA World Cup through prediction markets Polymarket and Kalshi, a Bellingcat analysis has found. On the crypto-based Polymarket, which provides more information about individual trading accounts than its rival American site Kalshi, we also found that just 1% of users collected the vast majority of […] The post Will Ronaldo Cry​? World Cup Fans Bet Billions Through Prediction Markets appeared first on bellingcat .

Miguel RamalhoInvestigations, US & Canada, Football, Gambling, Open Source in Short, World Cup
ECFR/29 JulArticle

NATO’s digital arsenal: How Europe can avoid a new dependence on America

AI-powered command systems are becoming the backbone of modern warfare. NATO needs shared standards, but if those rest on American software, interoperability will come at the price of dependence.

ECFR CommsEuropean Security, NATO, US Foreign Policy, Commentary, Gustav Gressel
ECFR/29 JulArticle

Two of a kind: How France and Italy can show the way for Europe’s Africa policy

Rome and Paris have each overhauled their economic strategies towards Africa in the past few years, competing openly for influence on the continent. Here is how the EU can use that rivalry to sharpen Europe’s offer to Africa

ECFR CommsAfrica, France, Italy, Commentary, Maddalena Procopio, Suzanne Tisserand
ECFR/28 JulArticle

The Saudi dilemma: How Yemen could shape the next phase of the Iran war

As the Houthis attack Saudi ships and infrastructure, Riyadh faces an increasingly difficult choice: absorb the blows to stay out of the Iran war or retaliate and risk a dangerous escalation.

ECFR CommsIran, Middle East and North Africa, Yemen, Iran, Yemen, Commentary, Cinzia Bianco
ECFR/28 JulArticle

Shoring up the Red Sea: Why the next crisis may begin in the Horn of Africa

The Red Sea is becoming more dangerous, and not only because of the Houthis. Conflicts in the Horn of Africa are converging and drawing in external powers, creating new threats to a maritime corridor vital to global trade.

ECFR CommsAfrica, The Gulf, Commentary, Corrado Čok
ECFR/23 JulArticle

The magnificent ten: A coalition of the willing to drive the EU’s next enlargement

A Team Enlargement coalition of EU member states can drive the changes needed to bring Ukraine and others into the bloc.

Martin TenevEuropean Security, European Security Initiative, EU enlargement, Europe, European Union, Engjellushe Morina, Gabrielė Valodskaitė, Policy Brief
ECFR/23 JulArticle

One foot out: Understanding Bulgaria’s geopolitical shift under Radev

Rumen Radev is steering Bulgaria towards a more transactional foreign policy. The EU needs to engage with Sofia and push back on such hedging to secure future European cohesion

ECFR CommsEuropean Power, Unlock Europe's Majority, Bulgaria, Unlock, Policy Alert, Maria Simeonova, Vessela Tcherneva
ECFR/22 JulArticle

How better climate diplomacy can save Europe’s green ambitions

The EU needs to align climate diplomacy with industrial strategy to accelerate Europe’s transition to a competitive low-carbon economy

ECFR CommsClimate and Energy, European Power, Policy Alert, Mats Engström
ECFR/21 JulArticle

ECFR’s summer entertainment list 2026

Whether you’re heading off on holiday or staying home this summer, ECFR’s entertainment recommendations—spanning books, podcasts and tv series—will help you reconnect with your internal and external wellbeing

ECFR CommsECFR, ECFR, Commentary, Mireia Faro Sarrats
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