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The Strait Gate: How Europe Can De-escalate U.S.-Iran Tensions

Tensions with Iran have increased following the recent attacks against Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructures, but they are part of a broader escalation. It is now urgent to build a diplomatic off-ramp, focusing on shared European and U.S. objectives toward Iran.

Commentary by Quentin Lopinot — September 20, 2019

Unpacking the EU’s Top Jobs Package

Following the European elections, the EU is deciding on a new leadership team. CSIS’s Europe Program examines what is at stake.

Critical Questions by Donatienne Ruy and Quentin Lopinot — July 12, 2019

What Comes after a U.S. Withdrawal from the INF Treaty? The Case for a NATO Strategy

INF Treaty era could be coming to an end with today’s announcement by the United States that it will begin the formal process to withdraw from the treaty unless Russia returns to compliance with its treaty obligations within 60 days, writes CSIS Europe experts.

Commentary by Rachel Ellehuus, Ricklef Beutin , and Quentin Lopinot — December 4, 2018

Why the European Defence Fund Is Good News for U.S. Security Interests

The European Defence Fund would support both European and U.S. security interests and would also put much-needed flesh (and cash) toward EU-NATO cooperation, as Quentin Lopinot, a visiting fellow with the CSIS Europe Program, writes in his commentary.

Commentary by Quentin Lopinot — November 26, 2018