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Undermining trust, not toppling the Commission – the European Parliament’s fringes have rediscovered the censure motion

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Equitable partnerships are key to ensuring global health security – and here’s why

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When it comes to electric vehicles, the EU is still trying to find the right recipe

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In Moldova’s election, the line held and a mandate was won – but the hard work is only just beginning

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The EU’s on thin ice in Greenland. It really needs to get its key messages across

CEPS In Brief

Undermining trust, not toppling the Commission – the European Parliament’s fringes have rediscovered the censure motion

CEPS In Brief

Equitable partnerships are key to ensuring global health security – and here’s why

CEPS In Brief

When it comes to electric vehicles, the EU is still trying to find the right recipe

CEPS In Brief

In Moldova’s election, the line held and a mandate was won – but the hard work is only just beginning

CEPS In Brief

The EU’s on thin ice in Greenland. It really needs to get its key messages across

CEPS In Brief

Undermining trust, not toppling the Commission – the European Parliament’s fringes have rediscovered the censure motion

CEPS In Brief

Equitable partnerships are key to ensuring global health security – and here’s why

CEPS In Brief

When it comes to electric vehicles, the EU is still trying to find the right recipe

CEPS In Brief

In Moldova’s election, the line held and a mandate was won – but the hard work is only just beginning

CEPS In Brief

The EU’s on thin ice in Greenland. It really needs to get its key messages across

CEPS In Brief

Undermining trust, not toppling the Commission – the European Parliament’s fringes have rediscovered the censure motion

CEPS In Brief

Equitable partnerships are key to ensuring global health security – and here’s why

CEPS In Brief

When it comes to electric vehicles, the EU is still trying to find the right recipe

CEPS In Brief

In Moldova’s election, the line held and a mandate was won – but the hard work is only just beginning

CEPS In Brief

The EU’s on thin ice in Greenland. It really needs to get its key messages across

CEPS In Brief

Undermining trust, not toppling the Commission – the European Parliament’s fringes have rediscovered the censure motion

CEPS In Brief

Equitable partnerships are key to ensuring global health security – and here’s why

CEPS In Brief

When it comes to electric vehicles, the EU is still trying to find the right recipe

CEPS In Brief

In Moldova’s election, the line held and a mandate was won – but the hard work is only just beginning

CEPS In Brief

The EU’s on thin ice in Greenland. It really needs to get its key messages across

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18 Oct 2024

The new European Commission must deliver for Europe’s future – but excessively emphasising ‘competitiveness’ could hinder this

Tackling Europe’s economic decline, preparing and adapting for a new wave of enlargement and defending Europe’s geopolitical position… the new…

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14 Oct 2024

Following July’s CrowdStrike outage, this is how we can avoid the next ‘Blue Friday’

On 19 July, the world experienced ‘Blue Friday’ when 8.5 million PC screens worldwide were hit by the infamous Blue…

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09 Oct 2024

A war without end – must the EU remain a bystander in the Middle East?

With Israel on the warpath around the region, despite international efforts to shift the conflicts from the battlefield to the…

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18 Sep 2024

A ‘nearly’ gender-balanced Commission isn’t good enough. It’s actually an ominous omen for advancing gender equality in the EU

During these frantic days at the beginning of a new mandate, at a time when the new College of Commissioners…

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17 Sep 2024

Why we need to rewire Europe’s financial sector – to end fragmentation and bolster integration

If Europe wants to stay ahead of the curve and be able to follow – and eventually lead – its…

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CEPS Expert commentaries

Undermining trust, not toppling the Commission – the European Parliament’s fringes have rediscovered the censure motion

Equitable partnerships are key to ensuring global health security – and here’s why

When it comes to electric vehicles, the EU is still trying to find the right recipe

In Moldova’s election, the line held and a mandate was won – but the hard work is only just beginning

The EU’s on thin ice in Greenland. It really needs to get its key messages across

Undermining trust, not toppling the Commission – the European Parliament’s fringes have rediscovered the censure motion

Equitable partnerships are key to ensuring global health security – and here’s why

When it comes to electric vehicles, the EU is still trying to find the right recipe

In Moldova’s election, the line held and a mandate was won – but the hard work is only just beginning

The EU’s on thin ice in Greenland. It really needs to get its key messages across

Undermining trust, not toppling the Commission – the European Parliament’s fringes have rediscovered the censure motion

Equitable partnerships are key to ensuring global health security – and here’s why

When it comes to electric vehicles, the EU is still trying to find the right recipe

In Moldova’s election, the line held and a mandate was won – but the hard work is only just beginning

The EU’s on thin ice in Greenland. It really needs to get its key messages across

Undermining trust, not toppling the Commission – the European Parliament’s fringes have rediscovered the censure motion

Equitable partnerships are key to ensuring global health security – and here’s why

When it comes to electric vehicles, the EU is still trying to find the right recipe

In Moldova’s election, the line held and a mandate was won – but the hard work is only just beginning

The EU’s on thin ice in Greenland. It really needs to get its key messages across

Undermining trust, not toppling the Commission – the European Parliament’s fringes have rediscovered the censure motion

Equitable partnerships are key to ensuring global health security – and here’s why

When it comes to electric vehicles, the EU is still trying to find the right recipe

In Moldova’s election, the line held and a mandate was won – but the hard work is only just beginning

The EU’s on thin ice in Greenland. It really needs to get its key messages across

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The new European Commission must deliver for Europe’s future – but excessively emphasising ‘competitiveness’ could hinder this

Following July’s CrowdStrike outage, this is how we can avoid the next ‘Blue Friday’

A war without end – must the EU remain a bystander in the Middle East?

A ‘nearly’ gender-balanced Commission isn’t good enough. It’s actually an ominous omen for advancing gender equality in the EU

Why we need to rewire Europe’s financial sector – to end fragmentation and bolster integration

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