Europe after September 11th

Europe after September 11th

Report
Charles Grant , Edward Bannerman, Steven Everts, Heather Grabbe, Alasdair Murray
07 December 2001

This report argues that many good things have come out of the crisis, so far. The US is re-engaging with the world. The European Union has accelerated its plans to integrate in the fields of external and internal security. It is therefore better able to meet global challenges, and to act as a useful international partner. Under the leadership of Vladimir Putin, Russia has taken a strategic decision to move closer to the West, while NATO is becoming more of a political and less of a military organisation.

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