Add to ORKGFrançois Hollande’s recent state visit to Washington featured in-depth discussions on international security and on military cooperation in particular. Is this signalling the emergence of yet another ad hoc framework for initiating future military crisis management operations? Does it suggest a European trend to re-nationalise defence through a series of bilateral ‘special relationships’? Or on the contrary, is it still about ‘Europe as a global actor’, acting in tandem with a strong transatlantic partnership
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François Hollande’s recent state visit to Washington featured in-depth discussions on international ...
Diplomatic relations evolved rapidly. A few weeks ago, tension was palpable between Europeans and Am...
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[European Defense at the Crossroads?] Despite European tensions and the crisis in transatlantic rela...
In an age of major power shifts, which we know from history always to be particularly dangerous, dif...
France and American policy as regards the security of Europe, by Pierre Lellouche After other Europ...
The tensions recorded in recent times between Europe and the United States and the fear of a possibl...
In an age of major power shifts, which we know from history always to be particularly dangerous, d...
Tentant de sortir du seul modèle connu et qui s’offre aux partenaires européens, à savoir l’OTAN, l’...
François Hollande’s recent state visit to Washington featured in-depth discussions on international ...
Diplomatic relations evolved rapidly. A few weeks ago, tension was palpable between Europeans and Am...
France’s status as a conventional power makes Paris an inevitable actor in the context of Common Sec...
The substantial victory of Emmanuel Macron and his brand-new party En Marche! open a window of oppor...
Our article focuses on the likely impact of France's return to NATO's integrated military command on...
There are several major difficulties in deconstructing the relationship between French and European ...
During Prime Minister Abe’s state visit to Washington, Japan and the United States made internationa...
Recent developments at its borders have reasserted the question whether and how the European Union (...
Europe and Defence: Does France still Have an Ambition for it?, by Gilles ANDRÉANI After 50 years un...
[European Defense at the Crossroads?] Despite European tensions and the crisis in transatlantic rela...
In an age of major power shifts, which we know from history always to be particularly dangerous, dif...
France and American policy as regards the security of Europe, by Pierre Lellouche After other Europ...
The tensions recorded in recent times between Europe and the United States and the fear of a possibl...
In an age of major power shifts, which we know from history always to be particularly dangerous, d...
Tentant de sortir du seul modèle connu et qui s’offre aux partenaires européens, à savoir l’OTAN, l’...