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Why Ursula von der Leyen’s second term is struggling

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The EU’s (giga)factory strategy needs a Goldilocks approach

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Algorithmic management isn’t the problem – what it optimises is.

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Women’s rights deserve protection, not partisan posturing

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We need to urgently strengthen the EU’s transition to a quantum-safe world

CEPS In Brief

Why Ursula von der Leyen’s second term is struggling

CEPS In Brief

The EU’s (giga)factory strategy needs a Goldilocks approach

CEPS In Brief

Algorithmic management isn’t the problem – what it optimises is.

CEPS In Brief

Women’s rights deserve protection, not partisan posturing

CEPS In Brief

We need to urgently strengthen the EU’s transition to a quantum-safe world

CEPS In Brief

Why Ursula von der Leyen’s second term is struggling

CEPS In Brief

The EU’s (giga)factory strategy needs a Goldilocks approach

CEPS In Brief

Algorithmic management isn’t the problem – what it optimises is.

CEPS In Brief

Women’s rights deserve protection, not partisan posturing

CEPS In Brief

We need to urgently strengthen the EU’s transition to a quantum-safe world

CEPS In Brief

Why Ursula von der Leyen’s second term is struggling

CEPS In Brief

The EU’s (giga)factory strategy needs a Goldilocks approach

CEPS In Brief

Algorithmic management isn’t the problem – what it optimises is.

CEPS In Brief

Women’s rights deserve protection, not partisan posturing

CEPS In Brief

We need to urgently strengthen the EU’s transition to a quantum-safe world

CEPS In Brief

Why Ursula von der Leyen’s second term is struggling

CEPS In Brief

The EU’s (giga)factory strategy needs a Goldilocks approach

CEPS In Brief

Algorithmic management isn’t the problem – what it optimises is.

CEPS In Brief

Women’s rights deserve protection, not partisan posturing

CEPS In Brief

We need to urgently strengthen the EU’s transition to a quantum-safe world

CEPS In Brief

24 Oct 2025

The EU should transform its buildings from carbon sources into carbon sinks

Buildings are responsible for about 40 % of the EU’s total greenhouse gas emissions and about a third of its waste…

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22 Oct 2025

Carbon credits could help turn coal’s phase-out into a global climate partnership opportunity

The Paris Agreement builds on the assumption that countries can move at different speeds along different paths yet ultimately arrive…

10695 Views

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21 Oct 2025

Why it’s important to advance coherence in the EU’s circular economy policy mix

Achieving a coherent policy mix – meaning a set of different policies that are synergetic and don’t conflict with each…

4588 Views

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14 Oct 2025

Finance Europe is a well-intentioned label but it misses the structural point

In June 2025, seven EU Member States (namely France, Spain, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Estonia, Germany and Portugal) launched Finance Europe,…

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13 Oct 2025

The EU is walking a fine line between simplification and deregulation

The EU has entered its simplification moment. After a decade of head-spinning rulemaking, the European Commission is now applying simplification…

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CEPS Expert commentaries

Why Ursula von der Leyen’s second term is struggling

The EU’s (giga)factory strategy needs a Goldilocks approach

Algorithmic management isn’t the problem – what it optimises is.

Women’s rights deserve protection, not partisan posturing

We need to urgently strengthen the EU’s transition to a quantum-safe world

Why Ursula von der Leyen’s second term is struggling

The EU’s (giga)factory strategy needs a Goldilocks approach

Algorithmic management isn’t the problem – what it optimises is.

Women’s rights deserve protection, not partisan posturing

We need to urgently strengthen the EU’s transition to a quantum-safe world

Why Ursula von der Leyen’s second term is struggling

The EU’s (giga)factory strategy needs a Goldilocks approach

Algorithmic management isn’t the problem – what it optimises is.

Women’s rights deserve protection, not partisan posturing

We need to urgently strengthen the EU’s transition to a quantum-safe world

Why Ursula von der Leyen’s second term is struggling

The EU’s (giga)factory strategy needs a Goldilocks approach

Algorithmic management isn’t the problem – what it optimises is.

Women’s rights deserve protection, not partisan posturing

We need to urgently strengthen the EU’s transition to a quantum-safe world

Why Ursula von der Leyen’s second term is struggling

The EU’s (giga)factory strategy needs a Goldilocks approach

Algorithmic management isn’t the problem – what it optimises is.

Women’s rights deserve protection, not partisan posturing

We need to urgently strengthen the EU’s transition to a quantum-safe world

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The EU should transform its buildings from carbon sources into carbon sinks

Carbon credits could help turn coal’s phase-out into a global climate partnership opportunity

Why it’s important to advance coherence in the EU’s circular economy policy mix

Finance Europe is a well-intentioned label but it misses the structural point

The EU is walking a fine line between simplification and deregulation

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