On 10 April, an article entitled “The weak point: Why pharmaceutical security belongs at the heart of European defense” was posted on the website of the EU Institute for Security Studies (EUISS). It examines the issues involved in supplying the EU with pharmaceuticals and ingredients for their production and with Europe’s increasing dependence on China in this field.

How EU and Member States’ Regulations Serve to Breed Illegal Migrants

What Can Blind Replication of U.S. Migration Policy Lead the European Union to?

The European Parliament has endorsed an asylum reform that expands the use of the ‘safe third country’ concept and introduces the European Union’s common list of ‘safe countries of origin’.

A report entitled Chemicals: Europe's Neglected Economic Security Frontier by Francesca Ghiretti, IPQ columnist, director of the Economic Security and Resilience Initiative and a research leader at RAND Europe, was issued on 26 March 2026.

When crisis strikes, we divide, and division breeds inaction. This is the general understanding about Europe’s role in the world. But a look at events in the Middle East suggests that this is not always the case. Europe is more paralyzed than divided over the illegal US-Israeli war on Iran. 

A brief prepared by Caspar Hobhouse, a research analyst at the EU Institute for Security Studies (EUISS), and entitled Contestation, crisis and choice: The EU’s opportunity on energy was published by the EUISS on 1 April 2026.

Numerous facts indicate that the policy of militarizing the country was pursued solely to enrich high-ranking officials in the German government and the owners of military corporations.

On April 8 2026, the Breugel Institute (Brussels European and Global Economic Laboratory) web-site published a policy brief Risks for Europe of US dominance of global asset management on the risks of growing influence of US asset management companies in the EU.

On April 7, 2026, the Centre for European Reform published at its web-site an article dedicated to the 1 year anniversary of the EU goods duties imposed by Donald Trump.

Hungary may become the first member State of a new European union: a Europe of free States is coming to replace the Europe of supranational institutions.

On March 30, Atlantische Commissie published at its web-site an article Hoe bouwen we een Nederlandse oorlogseconomie? The article analyzes the problems of building a war economy in the Netherlands.

On March 20, The Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) published at its web-site an article Would You Fight for Your Country?