CEPS In Brief

Earlier in 2021 most economists, including those within international organisations, predicted that recovery from the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic…

The COP26 climate summit is the most anticipated COP in years, especially as it’s the first COP since 2019 thanks…

The crisis over the rule of law has reached a new low. This time, in their endless struggle with the…

The EU and its Member States are struggling with the growing political fallout of what some are calling the ‘energy…

As the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) is a regional trade agreement with high thresholds for market liberalisation on…

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to disrupt businesses and all our lives in the 21st century, leading governments around the…

German national elections are always of special interest in European politics.  Germany’s next chancellor, whoever that may be, will represent…

Shocking images of the historically unprecedented Afghanistan airlift caught the attention of people around the world. It also caught the…

The end of Washington’s two-decade-long war effort in Afghanistan has inevitably raised questions over whether the era of Western nation-building…

Will the Delta variant, currently ripping its way across the world, and the many other unknowns in relation to Covid-19…

Introduction In the classic Polish movie Sami Swoi, we see two comically feuding families. As part of the resettlement arrangements…

This week the European Commission will publish ‘Fit for 55’ – the package intended to set the EU on the…