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Nathalie Tocci

Istituto Affari Internazionali, Rome, Italy
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Europe Must Rise to the Challenge

As the coronavirus vindicates, exacerbates and accelerates many of the global trends that we have seen in slow-motion in recent years, Europe must rise to the challenge if it is truly determined to protect its citizens and the values of a rules-based multilateral system.

The Confrontation Between the West and Russia: A Tale of Concentric Circles

Much like Europeans do not fully grasp the angst generated by prospects of Western-incited regime change in Russia, Russians dismiss far too easily how toxic in the EU is Moscow’s political and financial backing of European extreme right-wing movements.

A Crisis of Perception and Reality in EU-Russia Relations

EU and Russia do currently live and represent two distinct normative models in the world, and neither is likely to completely prevail over the other.

Mogerini’s Adviser: Pragmatism Becomes the Basis of EU Foreign Policy

Despite the contradictions between the EU member states, they become aware that they would eventually get more from joint actions than from satisfying one hundred percent of their desires, said Nathalie Tocci, adviser to the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Federica Mogherini.