A Dublin IV recast: A new and improved system?
According to member states and EU officials, the European Union is now slowly entering a period of ‘post crisis.’ In this fragile period of stability, the European Commission has begun […]
Publications
Brussels attacks one year on: More still needs to be done
Belgium has accomplished much since last year’s devastating terrorist attacks – the worst in its history. But the threats continue, and new security vulnerabilities are becoming apparent. This article was […]
The House of Lords’ report on the “Brexit bill” : an extremely dangerous development for the coming negotiation
On 4 March 2017, the House of Lords made public a new report about the so-called “brexit bill” – i.e. the final contribution
When a rule of law protection mechanism for the EU?
While the EU promotes the Rule of Law as one of its cornerstone, how can we imagine that these same principles are not respected in each of its member states […]
Core Groups: The way to real European defence
Continuing the series of contributions from the speakers at the 6-7 February Egmont – Raytheon event on “The European Defence of Europe”, Egmont publishes a policy brief by our Clingendael […]
Mr Fillon is becoming a growing problem for Europe
Most comments about the latest developments in the French presidential campaign have concentrated on their internal impact, and this is normal. One must now however underestimate their external impact, because […]