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Banderas de la Unión Europea junto a banderas ucranianas y suministros de ayuda.
Globalization

Ukraine: The Focus of Competition between Russia and the US in Europe

The European Council of the next two days will be crucial for Ukraine’s future and Europe’s resistance to Trump’s administration pressure. A secured loan with frozen Russian assets is sought to support Kiev’s finances and defensive capabilities. Negotiations on territories, ceasefire and security guarantees remain without agreement, with pressure from Russia and the US. The EU’s role is vital, but discrepancies seem insurmountable. Moscow still refuses to accept truces and uncertainty persists in the negotiations.

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Un mapa de Europa con alianzas cambiantes y métricas de confianza.
Globalization

ISPI 2025: The Italian View on International Politics

Italians see an unstable world, trust more in the EU and less in NATO, perceive the US and Russia negatively, believe the world has worsened since Trump’s election, and consider Russia the main global threat. They want peace and a quick solution to the Ukraine conflict.

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Un mapa de Europa con infraestructuras estratégicas destacadas e iconos.
Globalization

New Economic Security Doctrine for Brussels

The European Commission presents a new economic security strategy, prioritizing the reduction of strategic dependencies, attracting safe investments, strengthening the defence industry and protecting critical infrastructure. This responds to international challenges such as conflicts in Ukraine, tensions with Russia and China, and changes in the foreign policy of the United States. It seeks greater coordination of existing instruments and new initiatives to promote economic security in Europe. Successful implementation requires conceptual clarity, risk assessment and administrative simplification.

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Mapa de Europa destacando gastos de defensa y asignaciones de financiación de la UE.
Globalization

The European Union and the war in Ukraine: more funds, but no more integration

The European Union has funded Ukraine after the Russian invasion, but has not achieved greater institutional integration since 2022. Countries close to Russia lead military aid and rearmament in Europe, while the EU assumes the main financial role, which hinders future integrations in crisis due to the lack of agreement on political and institutional integration.

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