A crisis of identity has gripped the EU’s foreign policy. The continent is caught between its Atlantic moorings and its growing equity in Asia. As the EU invests more resources and energy in Eurasia and the Indo-Pacific, will it find that its interests in these regions do not fully converge with those of its principal partner, the US? Will the EU engage with China and Russia to secure its political future? Will such new priorities strain its partnership with the US and can a stronger relationship with India provide the EU more room to maneuver? This panel, at Raisina Dialogue 2020, asks whether there exists a European consensus on these issues and explores how the continent is responding to shifts in the global balance of power.

Moderator:
Ali Aslan, Anchor, Germany - @AslanTV

Panelists:
Gen. Claudio Graziano, Chairman, European Union Military Committee - @ChairmanEUMC
Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Hungary
Theresa Fallon, Founder and Director, Center for Russia Europe Asia Studies, Ireland - @TheresaAFallon
Marina Kaljurand, Member of European Parliament, Estonia - @MarinaKaljurand
Hans-Thomas Paulsen, Member of the Executive Board, Körber-Stiftung, Germany

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Introduction music credit: 'Rising Spirits' by Jay Man.