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EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

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With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

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Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

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In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

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Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

CEPS In Brief

EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

CEPS In Brief

With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

CEPS In Brief

Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

CEPS In Brief

In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

CEPS In Brief

Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

CEPS In Brief

EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

CEPS In Brief

With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

CEPS In Brief

Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

CEPS In Brief

In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

CEPS In Brief

Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

CEPS In Brief

EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

CEPS In Brief

With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

CEPS In Brief

Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

CEPS In Brief

In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

CEPS In Brief

Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

CEPS In Brief

EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

CEPS In Brief

With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

CEPS In Brief

Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

CEPS In Brief

In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

CEPS In Brief

Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

CEPS In Brief

04 Jun 2025

Stop ‘techwashing’ layoffs – and start co-designing the future of work

In recent weeks, headlines have taken a sharp turn, with Anthropic’s CEO warning that AI could eliminate half of all…

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28 May 2025

To unlock EU-Western Balkans energy investment, we first need accurate emissions data

The EU is strongly committed to integrating the Western Balkans into its energy and climate frameworks as part of the…

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16 Apr 2025

A new EuroMed Pact could reinvigorate EU-MENA relations

The recent history of the EU’s relations in its ‘southern neighbourhood’ can hardly be called its finest hour. It has…

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08 Apr 2025

To retaliate or not to retaliate? Or three reasons why the EU shouldn’t react to US tariffs (at least for now)

Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ has delivered the highest tariff hike in nearly a century. If they’re implemented, the average US…

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03 Apr 2025

Disk backup to the cloud is a gaping vulnerability in the EU’s security

Suppose vast quantities of Europeans’ digital data were being sent every few days to a foreign power that has threatened…

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CEPS Expert commentaries

EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

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Stop ‘techwashing’ layoffs – and start co-designing the future of work

To unlock EU-Western Balkans energy investment, we first need accurate emissions data

A new EuroMed Pact could reinvigorate EU-MENA relations

To retaliate or not to retaliate? Or three reasons why the EU shouldn’t react to US tariffs (at least for now)

Disk backup to the cloud is a gaping vulnerability in the EU’s security

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