This Report, the outcome of an EUISS Task Force on sanctions, offers valuable insight into a practice that is now part and parcel of the Union's ‘security’ policy toolbox. It aims to shed more light on an EU policy area that is still under-researched at a time when sanctions are becoming more important in terms of their number, scale and political salience.
Florence Gaub was invited to testify at the Subcommittee on Security and Defence.
Associate Analyst José Luengo-Cabrera was interviewed about the crisis in Burkina Faso.
France 24
EUISS Alert 30 was mentioned in the article 'Bitcoin: Islamic State's online currency venture'.
Deutsche Welle
The recent appointment of Mikheil Saakashvili – a restless yet error-prone reformer – as governor of Odessa is a gamble for Ukraine. Will he be able to introduce or force through the reforms the country so desperately needs? Or does he have his sights set on an even bigger prize?
Ukraine is fighting two wars simultaneously: a hybrid conflict in the east and a war against itself – a struggle against its own dysfunctionality and endemic levels of corruption. What progress has been made? And are the country’s political elite likely to scupper or support further reform efforts?
The European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS) organised this conference on the Sahel as part of the activities held under the Luxembourg Presidency of the Council of the European Union.
Florence Gaub was quoted in the article 'Since September 11, Threat of Terrorism Has Morphed'.
New York Times
Home affairs matters such as border control, crime-fighting and counter-terrorism are all increasingly subject to international rule-setting and cooperation. This Chaillot Paper explores the genesis of ‘home affairs diplomacy’ and how it has taken shape.
Florence Gaub took part in the programme 'Kurden oder Islamisten - Wen bekämpft die Türkei?'.
SWR2