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As seen in: Oracle Magazine, Oracle, Le Temps, EUobserver, epc.eu, Revista de Prensa "Almendrón", Cloud Security Alliance Blog
Policy Analyst at @epc_eu. French in Brussels bubble. @robert_schuman et journaliste dans une vie précédente. Auditeur CHEE @INSP_Fr, auditeur 75e PolDef @IHEDN
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Starmer's resignation shows the limits of imitating the right

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By Fenja Tramsen, Eric Maurice, Philipp Lausberg
| epc.eu
Keir Starmer’s resignation as prime minister confirms the failure of two strategies pursued by some centre-left parties in recent years. The first is the attempt to confront the permacrisis with moderate, cautious policies. Starmer’s government was characterised by soft measures that failed either to deliver meaningful results or to shift the anti-establishment mood and political dissatisfaction among citizens.
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Hormuz and the new era of economic warfare

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By Javier Carbonell, Fenja Tramsen, Eric Maurice
| epc.eu
The Strait of Hormuz crisis is offering new lessons about how power works in the 21st century. Europe should take heed. Despite reports of a new ceasefire agreement, the situation remains unstable and negotiations between Washington and Tehran have been opaque. Iran has previously threatened a complete closure of the Strait if it judges ceasefire terms to have been violated – a condition which shows that the economic warfare could still be ramped up.
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Ten years on, Brexit’s lesson for the far right was to stay, not leave

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By Eric Maurice, Philipp Lausberg, Amanda Paul
| epc.eu
On 23 June 2026, it will be ten years since UK citizens voted to leave the European Union. The standard reading of the aftermath is reassuring for EU institutions: given the costs of Brexit for the UK, the public has concluded that leaving is not viable. That reading is not wrong, but it misses the more consequential story. Brexit did not defeat European sovereigntism; it strengthened it, by teaching sovereigntist parties to work from inside rather than threaten to leave.
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