Marsh discussed his book in an in-depth conversation with the Foundation’s research director, Chuin Wei Yap on themes from his book, which touches on nearly a century of Europe’s evolving economic, political, and security landscape. The discussion explored the trajectory of the economic and monetary union while examining how energy dependencies, security concerns, and intensifying great power competition between China and the US are redefining Europe’s strategic position in the world.

Guests at the book talk included ambassadors, high commissioners, deputy chiefs of mission, and mission representatives from Germany, Norway, Belgium, Sweden, Czechia, Denmark, Greece, Türkiye, Canada, Australia, and the European Union. Others included senior officials and staff from the Asia-Europe Foundation, the Conference Board, and Singapore's S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies.

Here are some pictures from the session: