Europe  is keen to leave years of turbulence in the Transatlantic relationship  behind, as US President Joe Biden is set to visit the continent later  this month. With a number of important elections in France and Germany  and the Conference on the Future of Europe  in the next few years, what are the prospects for rebuilding the  democratic alliance and how crucial are regional formats such as NATO  and the Three Seas Initiative in strengthening Transatlantic bonds?  Europe Programme Director at the International Republican Institute  Thibault Muzuergues addresses several of these strategic questions, part  of his upcoming book Europe champ de bataille. In this episode,  we also discuss the separate threat of prosecutorial scrutiny for the  Czech and Polish prime ministers, the chances of a possible new,  conservative and identitarian European political family and the role of  religion in Central Europe.

Monthly foresight: Biden’s European Tour Exudes Optimism: https://visegradinsight.eu/bidens-european-tour-exudes-optimism/

Viktor Orbán Beefs Up Support in Neighbouring Slovakia: https://visegradinsight.eu/viktor-orban-beefs-up-support-in-neighbouring-slovakia/

The Conference on the Future May Divide Europe: https://visegradinsight.eu/conference-on-the-future-may-divide-europe/

Thibault Muzuergues' Europe champ de bataille: https://www.editionsbdl.com/produit/europe-champ-de-bataille/

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