The ripple effect of Brexit is far from over, the latest being the UK’s refusal to grant the EU mission the same diplomatic status as it does to national embassies. Georgina Wright, Head of our Europe Program, explains why this decision could be harmful to British interests.

The field of flags, masks and security at Joe Biden’s inauguration ceremony couldn’t be more reflective of the challenges awaiting the new President. To comment on his Inaugural address, Heather Hurlburt, Director of the New Models of Policy Change, thoroughly deciphers his many historical references and his ambition.

The Chinese party-state has been scaling up its activities targeting the private sector. To what ends? Jérôme Doyon, Departmental Lecturer at the School of Global and Area Studies of the University of Oxford, breaks down the Party’s strategy to expand its dominance beyond the public sector.

What role for the Visegrad Group in shaping tomorrow's Europe? For the second webinar of our series, together with our partners at ÖFZ/CFA, we will zoom in on the Czech Republic with Milena Hrdinková, Czech State Secretary for European Affairs, Sonja Puntscher-Riekmann, Research Fellow at the Salzburg Centre of European Union Studies, and Jacques Rupnik, Professor at the CERI-Sciences-Po. Join us on January 28!