In person icon War, Uncertainty, and the EU: The Russian Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine

Abstract

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has profoundly reshaped the European Union’s geopolitical stance, economic policies, and global influence. This panel explores how the war has redefined EU security commitments, economic attachment, and strategic positioning. Contributions analyze the moral and strategic dilemmas of Europe’s role in military conflicts, the EU’s ability to navigate uncertainty in its relations with Ukraine, and the economic drivers of EU attachment post-invasion. Further, the panel evaluates the effectiveness of EU sanctions against Russia and how sustained support for Ukraine has bolstered the EU’s role as a global player. By integrating theoretical perspectives with empirical evidence, this discussion offers critical insights into the EU’s evolving identity as a security and economic power in a turbulent geopolitical landscape.

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