Europe‘s Future Orders – Europe in Future International Orders Europe is once again facing a crossroads: Will it lose importance in the face of the global changes and shifts in power that have been evident for some time now, or will it be able to gain influence on future regional and international orders once again? Much depends crucially on whether the states in Europe, predominantly organized in the European Union and NATO, can agree on common interests and objectives in the face of global dynamics. On a common basis, they could, alongside the U.S. and China, bring to bear their own strategic ideas about future regulatory frameworks. The launch conference for the new CASSIS research framework will explore future challenges for Europeans. https://www.cassis.uni-bonn.de/en/events/event-archive/2023/europe_future_orders_short https://www.cassis.uni-bonn.de/@@site-logo/308565-st-original.jpg

Europe is once again facing a crossroads: Will it lose importance in the face of the global changes and shifts in power that have been evident for some time now, or will it be able to gain influence on future regional and international orders once again?

Much depends crucially on whether the states in Europe, predominantly organized in the European Union and NATO, can agree on common interests and objectives in the face of global dynamics. On a common basis, they could, alongside the U.S. and China, bring to bear their own strategic ideas about future regulatory frameworks.

The launch conference for the new CASSIS research framework will explore future challenges for Europeans.