Grégoire Roos

Grégoire Roos, a Chatham House director, provides keen insights into Europe’s defense strategies and the repercussions of shifting US negotiations with Russia. Natalie Sabanadze, a former Georgian ambassador, emphasizes the risks of Putin’s bluffing tactics and the need for cohesive transatlantic relations. Jaroslava Barbieri shares on-the-ground realities in Ukraine, discussing political dynamics and the financial needs of €136 billion to sustain resilience. Together, they explore the narratives necessary for bolstering European support while underscoring the urgency of solidifying unity in the face of evolving threats.

Jaroslaw Kuisz, professeur en études russes depuis Varsovie, analyse les ambitions et coûts polonais. Grégoire Roos, analyste britannique à Chatham House, décortique la posture stratégique du Royaume‑Uni. Camille Grand, spécialiste des relations transatlantiques à l’ECFR, interroge l’avenir de la défense européenne. Daniela Schwarzer, politologue allemande, examine les tensions franco‑allemandes et la souveraineté stratégique. Discussions sur budgets, industrie et dépendances.

Grégoire Roos, Director of the Europe Programme at Chatham House, dives into the geopolitical complexities stirred by Trump's recent speech at Davos. He analyzes Trump's retreat from aggressive tactics over Greenland, discussing the resulting erosion of trust in US leadership. The conversation shifts to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's vision for middle powers amid global disorder. Roos argues that Europe could leverage its single market to influence US decisions and explores the broader implications for China and the future of transatlantic relations.

Grégoire Roos, analyste des relations Europe-Russie à Chatham House. Jaroslaw Kuisz, professeur et éditorialiste polonais sur l’Europe centrale. Camille Grand, spécialiste des politiques de défense européenne et ex-OTAN. Daniela Schwarzer, politologue experte des relations allemandes. Discussions sur autonomie stratégique européenne, tensions franco-allemandes autour du SCAF, choix d’achats d’armes et les dynamiques régionales en Europe centrale.

Grégoire Roos, director of Europe and Russia and Eurasia Programmes at Chatham House, offers expert analysis on European geopolitics. He contrasts Marco Rubio’s softer tone with last year’s shock, argues the substance may be unchanged, and explores defence-tech innovation, Ukraine’s leadership and resilience, and Europe’s response to rising Chinese competition.