Jeremy Cliffe
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Editorial Director & Senior Policy Fellow @ECFR | Formerly @OpenSociety @NewStatesman @TheEconomist | Also at: https://t.co/ywrF7IBvrK
Berlin, Germany
Joined January 2012
🚨New publication!🚨 With input from experts across @ECFR's network, @TaszuC, @CamilleLons, @arturo_varvelli & I have explored the foreign policies of Europe's populist parties - and how these might play out over the coming years. Read the study here ⬇️.
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An array of populist parties are challenging Europe’s foreign policy mainstream. To secure European sovereignty, its politicians need to adapt—which means preparing for a variety of future diplomatic…
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RT @yarotrof: It’s no exaggeration that Ukrainian public opinion is in an absolute firestorm after the parliament today approved a law esse….
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RT @ecfr: 📢Internship Opportunity!.Applications to join us as an Event, Communications & Research Intern at the Paris Office CLOSE on Thurs….
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Join the ECFR team and be part of the future of European foreign policy.
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Europe's leverage in Middle East is patchy. Two windows of opportunity: 1) Ellie Geranmayeh on how E3 (🇬🇧🇫🇷🇩🇪) can use Iran sanctions "snapback" for deescalation 2) Muhammad Shehada on Hamas's quiet opening to arms decommissioning
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As Israel and Hamas edge toward a ceasefire, shifts are under way in both: Hamas is quietly opening up to decommissioning and Israel’s security elite is realising military victory is a myth.
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RT @ecfr: It is inconceivable that—having experienced the pain of military strikes—snapback can force Iran to accept the US demand of zero-….
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The deadline is looming for Britain, France and Germany to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran. They are right to consider an extension to this “snapback” mechanism—and China could play a…
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RT @carlbildt: Everyone should have an interest in a unified and peaceful 🇸🇾, but that require careful diplomacy and responsible neighbors.….
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RT @IWM_Vienna: In their latest essay for @ForeignPolicy, Ivan Krastev, IWM Albert Hirschman Permanent Fellow, and @leonardbenardo1, Senior….
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Thinking via historical analogy has become the preferred way to confront our anxieties.
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RT @EddyWax: It's funny. It sounds like Meloni is telling the Commission that a trade war with the United States would be a disaster. But i….
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A compelling answer to Trump's 30% tariff would be for the EU to respond less on goods than on services & digital (US export strengths and political pain points) and the long-term role of the dollar. Details ⬇️.
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Faced with an aggressive United States, Europe has more leverage than it realises. Across trade, technology, infrastructure, finance and people-to-people relations it has ways of retaliating…
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In his paper, Tobias Gehrke sets out the EU's options & how to boost them: . - formal economic power doctrine .- tsar based on Barnier's role in Brexit .- wider-reaching Anti-Coercion Instrument 2.0.- solidarity fund for Europeans hit by counter-measures.
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Faced with an aggressive United States, Europe has more leverage than it realises. Across trade, technology, infrastructure, finance and people-to-people relations it has ways of retaliating…
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Faced with Trump's 30% tariff, the EU urgently needs a full map of its retaliatory options; ranging across goods, services, IP, digital, finance & people-to-people measures (including their cost to Europe). Fortunately, we @ecfr have published that map:.
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Faced with an aggressive United States, Europe has more leverage than it realises. Across trade, technology, infrastructure, finance and people-to-people relations it has ways of retaliating…
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RT @adam_tooze: The dollar is off to its worst start to a year in more than half a century. For more insight visit this morning's Chartbook….
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RT @ojblanchard1: Tariffs on EU goods just announced: 30% across the board, probably higher in some sectors. Being nice, giving up the di….
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RT @NicholasVinocur: It's interesting that the EU did absolutely everything in its power to avoid a trade war and still got blasted. - No f….
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An unfashionably positive - yet pretty persuasive - take on the gradual improvement in UK-EU relations.
This has been the most productive 🇬🇧🇫🇷 Summit since Lancaster House 2010. With next week’s 🇬🇧🇩🇪Treaty, it marks the final laying of the Brexit ghost, at least in terms of bilateral links with EU countries. The combination of Putin and Trump has made this essential. A 🧵.
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RT @ecfr: 🍃In a Trumpian world, Europeans must drive climate action through stronger climate partnerships with countries across the globe,….
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In a Trumpian world, Europeans must drive climate action through stronger climate partnerships with countries across the globe. Here’s how they can act.
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RT @asliaydintasbas: My take ⬇️ for @ecfr on how Europe (and the US) can manage the increasingly dangerous Turkish-Israeli rivalry after th….
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The 12-day war between Israel and Iran could have serious implications across the Middle East, not least by exacerbating ongoing tensions between Turkey and Israel. Europeans need to reassure Ankara…
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RT @ecfr: The wars in Ukraine and the Middle East are different in a multitude of important ways. But they nonetheless offer some common le….
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The wars in Ukraine and the Middle East are different in a multitude of important ways. But they nonetheless offer some common lessons for Europeans on the importance of air superiority to military…
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RT @DSORennie: If Presidents Trump, Xi and Putin were to carve the world into spheres of influence, they would be unstable and unsafe. My c….
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A world carved up between Presidents Trump, Xi and Putin would be unstable and unsafe
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