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Serge Quoidbach

  • Deputy Editor In Chief, L'Echo
Brussels, Brussels Capital
As seen in: L'Echo, De Tijd, Eurotopics
Rédacteur en chef adjoint, éditorialiste et journaliste à @LEcho. Chroniqueur économique @BelRTL. Ecrivain d'occasions #LAffaireRuspoli #NoblesseIsBusiness.
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What will the trade deal with Australia bring?

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By Jan Diesteldorf Verified, Serge Quoidbach, Cristian Unteanu
| Eurotopics
The free trade deal is a major opportunity for Europe, which must not be missed, L'Echo stresses: “The wording of the deal will have no substance if European actors fail to spring into action. Mineral exploration and extraction in Australian mines call for massive investments and both public and private partnerships. But Europe is not alone in having an eye on Australian subsoil. The US is already one very important step ahead in this matter.
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Strait of Hormuz blockade: should Nato help out?

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By Nathalie Tocci, Serge Quoidbach, Stephan-Andreas Casdorff Verified
| Eurotopics
Other states deploying ships in the strait wouldn't really make it secure, but they would then be sitting in the same boat as Trump, La Stampa writes: “While a military intervention by other countries would certainly ease the pressure on the US Navy - which is busy intercepting Iranian missiles and drones in the Gulf - it wouldn't change the fundamental equation: the Strait of Hormuz would effectively remain closed.
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After the Greenland U-turn: what could come next?

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By Chris Bayliss, Sorin Cucerai, Serge Quoidbach
| Eurotopics
On the republica.ro website, journalist Sorin Cucerai says the EU must give up the idea that the Nato alliance with the US can be maintained in the long term: “For Europeans, America is no longer an ally but merely a partner. In certain areas this partnership will be close, in others less so, and in others there will be direct competition. But there will no longer be an alliance. In practical terms, we are returning to the relationship that existed between Europe and the US before World War II.
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