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Written by Marcin Grajewski,
Policy analysts and politicians alike acknowledge the ‘game-changing’ impact or potential of the coronavirus pandemic for the world economy and geo-political order, as well as on regional disputes and domestic politics in many countries. For the European Union, the crisis highlights the need for closer and more effective cooperation and action at European level, not least because a number of major players around the world are attempting to use the crisis to increase their international influence, often at the EU’s expense.
This note offers links to recent commentaries and reports from international think tanks on coronavirus and related issues. Earlier publications on the topic can be found in the previous item in this series, published by EPRS on 8 June.
From bad to worse? The impact(s) of Covid-19 on conflict dynamics
European Union Institute for Security Studies, June 2020
Is the Covid-19 crisis an opportunity to boost the euro as a global currency?
Bruegel, June 2020
Europe after coronavirus: The EU and a new political economy
Chatham House, June 2020
Global currencies during a crisis: Swap line use reveals the crucial ones
Central for European Policy Studies, June 2020
A new policy toolkit is needed as countries exit Covid-19 lockdowns
Peterson Institute for International Economics, June 2020
The impact of Covid-19 on cyber-crime and state-sponsored cyber activities
Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, June 2020
Covid-19: Choc sanitaire et géopolitique
Institut français des relations internationales, June 2020
Will Covid-19 change the geopolitics of the Indo-Pacific?
International Institute for Strategic Studies, June 2020
Next generation EU bonds might face a credit-rating challenge
Central for European Policy Studies, June 2020
Coronavirus and Europe’s new political fissures
Carnegie Europe, June 2020
Economic recovery will be the battered EU’s ‘Phoenix moment’
Friends of Europe, June 2020
Covid-19 and emerging economies: What to expect in the short- and medium-term
Bruegel, June 2020
How Europe should prepare for the post-coronavirus world
Carnegie Europe, June 2020
Cities on the frontline: Managing the coronavirus crisis
Barcelona Centre for International Affairs, June 2020
In navigating the economic recovery, one size does not fit all
Chatham House, June 2020
European coronavirus lockdown status
German Marshall Fund, June 2020
After Covid: Resetting Europe-Africa relations for mutual benefit
European Council on Foreign Relations, June 2020
Europe needs mobility and cooperation to fight the coronavirus
Carnegie Europe, June 2020
Trade in time of corona: What’s next for the EU?
European Centre for International Political Economy, June 2020
The US and Europe have addressed Covid unemployment in divergent ways: The differences are revealing
Atlantic Council, June 2020
Protecting biodiversity could spare us future pandemics
Friends of Europe, June 2020
Covid-19 pandemic threatens US elections: The pandemic adds significantly to the risk of a contested result and a constitutional crisis
Finnish Institute of International Affairs, June 2020
Critical supply chains: Do we need to bring them back home?
Friends of Europe, June 2020
European society and economy after Covid-19
European Centre for International Political Economy, June 2020
How the constitution’s federalist framework is being tested by Covid-19
Brookings Institution, June 2020
Youth or consequences: Put youth at the center of Covid-19 recovery
Brookings Institution, June 2020
Britain: Living with coronavirus
Chatham House, June 2020
How (and why) Turkey strengthened its grip on Libya despite Covid-19
Italian Institute for International Political Studies, June 2020
Emerging from the pandemic, Turkey rolls out a more assertive foreign policy
Carnegie Europe, June 2020
Covid-19: Voices from Asia
Council on Foreign Relations, June 2020
India: Covid-19 could be Modi’s reform moment
Italian Institute for International Political Studies, June 2020
Turkey’s ‘coronavirus diplomacy” and its impact on relations with the EU
Italian Institute for International Political Studies, June 2020
Multiplying crises: The coronavirus in Sudan
European Council on Foreign Relations, June 2020
Hurricane season, Covid-19 pose twin threats to vulnerable
Atlantic Council, June 2020
Living with Covid-19: The thinking behind Spain’s lockdown exit plan
Real Instituto Elcano, June 2020
La vie des cultes en temps de Covid-19 : Épilogue
Fondation Jean Jaurès, June 2020
Where the pandemic hits the hardest: Fragility, conflict and Covid-19 in Asia
Italian Institute for International Political Studies, May 2020
Trump’s Covid-19 response is deepening the transatlantic rift
Centre for European Reform, May 2020
The recovery fund faces a tricky passage
Centre for European Reform, May 2020
Securing Europe’s medical supply chains against future shocks
Centre for European Reform, May 2020
L’énergie solaire en Afrique subsaharienne après le Covid-19: Guérir un secteur malade
Institut français des relations internationales, May 2020
Covid-19: Cartographie des émotions en France
Fondation pour l’innovation politique, May 2020
Reopening America and the world
Brookings Institution, May 2020
The role of greater cohesion funding for solidarity and sustainability post-COVID-19
Institute for European Environmental Policy, May 2020
Global sustainable development in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic
Institute for European Environmental Policy, May 2020
Read this briefing on ‘Coronavirus and international power‘ in the Think Tank pages of the European Parliament.
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