Global Risks to the EU: A blueprint to navigate the year ahead
christian.diet…
Wed, 02/05/2025 – 15:42
9 minutes
The year 2025 began with a new series of security challenges for Europe: uncertainty over the future of the transatlantic relationship, hybrid attacks across the continent, and the question of how to approach a potential ceasefire in Ukraine. In the face of these converging issues, how can EU policymakers effectively identify and prioritise the most significant threats to European interests?
To answer this question, the EUISS partnered with the European University Institute (EUI), the Trans European Policy Studies Association (TEPSA) and the European Initiative for Security Studies (EISS) to conduct a survey among European experts on the main risks to the Union in 2025. The surveyed experts are members of the EUISS, TEPSA, and EISS networks. 40% identified themselves as EU foreign policy experts, 98% hold at least a master’s degree, and nearly 60% hold a PhD.
The Global Risks to the EU project, launched by the Robert Schuman Centre at the European University Institute, represents the …read more
