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From sea to space: How the EU can turn the tide on the Arctic

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By Fabian Zuleeg, Michele Galli, Paul Taylor
| epc.eu
The EU will issue a new Arctic strategy in autumn 2026, a few months after Germany warned, again, that Russia could attack NATO territory before 2029 – an assessment broadly shared across NATO and the EU. That attack could come in the Arctic or the Baltic Sea region, or in both simultaneously. Both already face infrastructure sabotage, aerial and maritime incursions, and cyberattacks – exposing vulnerabilities across Europe’s northern flank. These are not isolated Arctic problems.
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Facts matter more than ever

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By Michele Galli, Paul Taylor, Fabian Zuleeg
| epc.eu
Today's geopolitical conflicts are fought not only with missiles, sanctions and tariffs but also through competing versions of reality. The battle is no longer simply over how facts should be interpreted. Increasingly, it is over whether facts exist at all. Whether a country commits war crimes, violates sanctions, interferes in elections, pursues weapons of mass destruction or conceals information about a pandemic are questions of fact before they become matters of interpretation.
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When simplification becomes exclusion

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By Fabian Zuleeg, Paula Soler
| The Parliament Magazine Verified
The European Commission's interpretation of Horizon Europe funding rules risks excluding smaller civil society organizations and think tanks from research projects by making participation financially unsustainable. Ekaterina Zaharieva, European Commissioner for startups, research and innovation, responsible for EU research programs, including Horizon Europe, speaks at the Joint Research Centre in Geel, Belgium, Dec. 2, 2025.
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