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Taking the Pulse: Does the EU Have a France Problem?
With its public finances in shambles, the far right polling at 35 percent ahead of the 2027 presidential election, and a growing protest movement, is France’s crisis a threat to the EU’s geopolitical awakening?
Commentary, in: Rym Momtaz (ed.), Carnegie Europe, 15.10.2026 -
Is Ursula von der Leyen the "Queen of the EU"?
She commands Europe's biggest political machine from an office few EU citizens could find on a map, and even fewer voted for. In episode 13 of LensEU, we ask how much power the Commission President has actually gathered in Brussels, and what four very different countries make of her.
Host & Editor Anna Wallner, with Irena Frlan Gašparović and others, in: Lens EU, Podcast, Episode 13, 22.09.2026 (also available in AI-assisted audio formats in German, Latvian, Croatian and Polish) -
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Workshop on Methods of Assessment
IPCC, Geneva, September 2026, 124 pp.doi:10.59327/ipcc/ar7-9789291691685
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Certifying Geologically Balanced Fuels: Pathways, requirements and the case for reforming Lower Carbon Aviation Fuels
Oxford Net Zero, Briefing, September 2026 -
A High-Integrity Route for CORSIA: Integrating Geologically Balanced Fuels
Oxford Net Zero, Policy Brief, August 2026 -
Perspectives on Switzerland's net-negative target after 2050
International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, commissioned by the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment, Laxenburg, March 2026, 82pp