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Europe’s restrictive migration policy trend did not originate in the US, but its policies have influenced the rhetoric and frameworks through which immigration issues are framed and addressed. Europe

Future of Europe

The trail of Trump’s (anti-)immigration policies in Europe

By Rut Bermejo Casado // Posted on 13 Mar 2025

Close-up view through tangled grey barbed wire placed on the western border wall of the San Luis Port of Entry in Arizona (United States). In the background, a green forklift holds an elevated platform, on which two US Marines are working to install the wire. The brown border fence is also visible under a clear and sunny sky. Trump

China, the US and the new world order

Assessing Trump’s aggressive immigrant deportation goals (part 2): how he plans to overcome the many obstacles in his way

By Eric Sigmon, Rut Bermejo Casado // Posted on 20 Feb 2025

A section of the border wall between the United States and Mexico, located in Texas. In the foreground, the dark grey metal wall is visible, along with an orange warning sign that reads "Road closed 1000 ft." Behind the wall, a crane partially displays a United States flag against a cloudy sky. Deportation

China, the US and the new world order

Assessing Trump’s aggressive deportation goals (part 1): how many migrants and which ones?

By Rut Bermejo Casado, Eric Sigmon // Posted on 10 Feb 2025

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Climate and energy

Cautiously pessimistic about COP29?

By Andrea Briones, Lara Lázaro Touza, Elena López Gunn // Posted on 14 Nov 2024

Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and former President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump shake hands before the presidential debate at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 10 September 2024. US Elections

China, the US and the new world order

The US elections: campaign, transition and inauguration

By Carlota García Encina // Posted on 30 Oct 2024

Flags of the European Union and the United States lined up on their masts at the entrance to the European Parliament during a meeting of leaders in 2017. Competitiveness

Technology and economics

Competitiveness: the widening gap between the EU and the US

By Judith Arnal, Enrique Feás // Posted on 29 Oct 2024

Daytime view from the cockpit of an aircraft of 4 Spanish Navy ships in a demonstration of the European Union naval force Operation Atalanta, with calm seas and partly cloudy skies

International Security

Europe at war and European defence: the same as ever?

By Félix Arteaga // Posted on 23 Oct 2024

US - Mexico border fence along the Pacific Ocean just south of San Diego. Immigration

China, the US and the new world order

Trump vs Harris: where they stand on immigration

By Eric Sigmon // Posted on 08 Oct 2024

US President Joe Biden, in a navy blue suit, and Vice President Kamala Harris, in a beige suit, in front of a crowd of people during the 4th of July celebration at the White House

China, the US and the new world order

The new Democratic presidential ticket: what’s changed and what remains the same

By Eric Sigmon // Posted on 10 Sep 2024

Former US President Donald Trump applauds as he stands during his meeting with attendees at the People's Convention at Huntington Place in Detroit, Michigan, in June 2024

China, the US and the new world order

Near miss: assessing the impact on the election of the Trump assassination attempt

By Eric Sigmon // Posted on 26 Aug 2024

Daytime view of a rooftop with solar panels and a car park for electric cars in China. China at bay

China, the US and the new world order

China at bay and the EU to the rescue? Not quite…

By Miguel Otero Iglesias // Posted on 08 Aug 2024

Joe Biden participates in a meeting in the White House, March 12, 2024. Biden immigration policy

China, the US and the new world order

From campaign to implementation: an overview of Biden’s immigration policy

By Eric Sigmon // Posted on 06 Aug 2024