🎧 Why did Spain's prime minister Pedro Sánchez call the election now? Where do the polls stand? And what are the central issues that Spaniards will vote on? https://ecfr.eu/podcasts/episode/sanchezs-biggest-gamble-yet/
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@ecfr.eu@ecfr.euPutin wants to make politicians out of Ukraine war veterans. After the recent election, 60 now sit in the Duma. But voters seem less keen than the official vote share suggests, and that could become a problem for the Kremlin, writes @kominmo.bsky.social
@ecfr.euAhead of the 2027 presidential election, pro-European candidates may find unexpected opportunities among voters of both the radical left and the far right. https://ecfr.eu/article/unlikely-europeans-the-hidden-voters-who-could-sway-frances-presidential-election/
@ecfr.euA ECFR study by @kadriliik.bsky.social and @jkobzova.bsky.social offers a rare glimpse into how Russians see their country and the war, whom they consider friends and enemies, and how they perceive Europe, the United States or China.
@ecfr.euEuropeans should defend their rules on trade, investment and infrastructure—and, in so doing, change the logic that encourages Chinese retaliation, writes @tobiasgehrke.bsky.social
@ecfr.euFactional struggles around the US president have left Europe at the mercy of competing foreign policy agendas. But European disunity only undermines European interests. https://ecfr.eu/article/faction-fight-how-europeans-can-better-influence-american-foreign-policy-battles/
@ecfr.eu🎧 Why did Spain's prime minister Pedro Sánchez call the election now? Where do the polls stand? And what are the central issues that Spaniards will vote on? https://ecfr.eu/podcasts/episode/sanchezs-biggest-gamble-yet/
@ecfr.euPutin wants to make politicians out of Ukraine war veterans. After the recent election, 60 now sit in the Duma. But voters seem less keen than the official vote share suggests, and that could become a problem for the Kremlin, writes @kominmo.bsky.social
@ecfr.euOn 13 October, our distinguished policy fellow @jitorreblanca.eurosky.social will be on the panel “Getting real. Increasing technological autonomy on AI” at the European Parliament, organized by @fesonline.bsky.social.
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@pubaffairsbruxelles.euReposted by @ecfr.eu[Commentary] #EUPolitics - Unlikely Europeans: The hidden voters who could sway #France’s presidential election, by Paweł Zerka | @ecfr.eu
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@mireiafaro.bsky.socialReposted by @ecfr.euTo better understand Spain’s political landscape, listen to the latest podcast episode from @ecfr.eu
@ecfr.eu🎧 Why did Spain's prime minister Pedro Sánchez call the election now? Where do the polls stand? And what are the central issues that Spaniards will vote on? https://ecfr.eu/podcasts/episode/sanchezs-biggest-gamble-yet/
@ecfrpower.bsky.socialReposted by @ecfr.euOur @jeremycliffe.bsky.social joined @csis.org to discuss Germany’s politics, the rise of the AfD, the outlook for the German right and left, and what it all means for Europe. 🎧️ Listen 👇️ buff.ly/sxOotGB
@ecfrpower.bsky.socialReposted by @ecfr.eu1/4 Europe faces a difficult China dilemma: how to protect its economy and security without triggering uncontrolled escalation, writes @tobiasgehrke.bsky.social.
We argue for “stable decoupling”, defending Europe’s rules while keeping room for negotiation with Beijing. 🧵
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@ecfr.euAhead of the 2027 presidential election, pro-European candidates may find unexpected opportunities among voters of both the radical left and the far right, writes Paweł Zerka. https://ecfr.eu/article/unlikely-europeans-the-hidden-voters-who-could-sway-frances-presidential-election/
@ecfr.euOver the past decade, the country has reorganised politically around a single question: for or against Netanyahu. The project organises the four Jewish political camps according to their ideas of what kind of country Israel should be https://ecfr.eu/special/the-ideas-of-israel/ @ecfrmena.bsky.social
@ecfr.euFactional struggles around the US president have left Europe at the mercy of competing foreign policy agendas. But European disunity only undermines European interests. https://ecfr.eu/article/faction-fight-how-europeans-can-better-influence-american-foreign-policy-battles/
@agathedemarais.comReposted by @ecfr.euAmerica's approach to the AI race rests on a basic idea: if US labs do not double down, their Chinese competitors will pull ahead and reach AGI first - for @foreignpolicy.com I explore how Beijing could be running another, diffusion-first race that has no off switch
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@ecfr.euEuropeans should defend their rules on trade, investment and infrastructure—and, in so doing, change the logic that encourages Chinese retaliation, writes @tobiasgehrke.bsky.social
@ecfrmena.bsky.socialReposted by @ecfr.eu🎙️"It has been a keystone project of the religious right wings since the 80s to tell people, listen Jewish identity is diametrically opposed to democracy", says Ariel David on ideas shaping Israel's national identity and politics in @ecfr.eu's "The ideas of Israel" episode buff.ly/j6u6ZPn