Europe in a Changing World

New paper from #EuropeInAChangingWorld 📄 Can Europe avoid a war with Russia? @SamorukovM (@CarnegieRussia) argues the Kremlin now treats conflict with Europe as inevitable, and that escalation has become its path of least resistance. 🧵(1/4) sant.ox.ac.uk/wp-content/upl…

The Russian Orthodox Church has become a co-author of Kremlin policy—including in Europe. Read how it fuels Moscow’s anti-Western agenda in a new paper by Dahrendorf scholar Natalia Zhdanova sant.ox.ac.uk/wp-content/upl…

How has the EU recalibrated its approach to the Global South? New paper by Dahrendorf Scholar Mohammed Amaan Asim argues the shift is clear: from norms to realpolitik. Dialogue over ultimatums, trade over conditionality. Read more: sant.ox.ac.uk/wp-content/upl…

Hungary’s illiberal governance became a model for Trump, argues Dahrendorf scholar Chaya Steinsaltz. She examines how Orbán’s “enemy” politics, autocratic legalism, and civilisational rhetoric were adapted by the new U.S. authorities. Read paper here ➡️ sant.ox.ac.uk/wp-content/upl…

Trump’s claims on #Greenland are shaking transatlantic relations. How can Europe respond to the US? On the first anniversary of Trump’s presidency, @JyShapiro examines Europe’s options and introduces the idea of “conscious uncoupling.” Read the paper: bit.ly/4qDhWRm