With Trump’s inauguration just around the corner, we are asking ourselves: How will a second Trump presidency impact global governance and multilateralism? Our ENSURED experts weighed in on this question.
In an interactive roundtable at CEPS in Brussels, ENSURED colleagues and EU officials outlined how EU support for global governance will look under the second-term Trump presidency. How should Europe respond?
The event from November 2024 explored what the United Nations and other international bodies can learn from the European Union when it comes to strengthening the inclusion and participation of citizens and civil society organisations.
The next term of incoming US President Donald Trump may prove even tougher for the EU and global governance than Trump 1.0. On January 13, join our ENSURED experts to discuss how the EU should respond.
The EU’s geoeconomic turn in trade policy raises critical questions about the impact on developing countries. In Geneva, ENSURED's Clara Weinhardt discussed insights from a recent study on the implications of EU trade instruments like CBAM and the Deforestation Regulation for developing nations.
The event brings together universities, academic alliances, research institutions, and other relevant stakeholders for an exchange on temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees in Europe.
In his inaugural lecture as Professor of International Security and Cooperation at Maastricht University, ENSURED's Hylke Dijkstra will make the case for sticking with multilateralism in an age of geopolitical upheaval.
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