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The EU should create a Quantum Sovereign Fund

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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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The EU should create a Quantum Sovereign Fund

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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’

CEPS In Brief

The EU should create a Quantum Sovereign Fund

CEPS In Brief

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’

CEPS In Brief

The EU should create a Quantum Sovereign Fund

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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’

CEPS In Brief

The EU should create a Quantum Sovereign Fund

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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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31 Jan 2023

From germs to guns and steel – how the world could waste the Covid-19 crisis

Three years after the WHO declared a ‘public health emergency of international concern’, the Covid-19 pandemic is still taking a…

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12 Dec 2022

How the EU can best woo ASEAN over the connectivity agenda

On 14 December, leaders from the EU and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) will meet for an inter-regional…

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29 Nov 2022

In a green subsidy race, the EU should not imitate the US

The US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) puts the EU in an uncomfortable position. At long last, the Americans pass legislation…

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23 Nov 2022

COP27 agreed compensation for loss and damage… but the fear is we’ll just end up seeing even more loss and damage

Not all COPs are made equally. After 2021’s COP26 in Glasgow – successfully hyped up by the Boris Johnson-led UK…

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21 Nov 2022

Why Japan could be the key to the EU’s Indo-Pacific ambitions

Cold, hard geopolitics is back with a vengeance and the EU has decided it will not be sidelined. The war…

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CEPS Expert commentaries

The EU should create a Quantum Sovereign Fund

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’

The EU should create a Quantum Sovereign Fund

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’

The EU should create a Quantum Sovereign Fund

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’

The EU should create a Quantum Sovereign Fund

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’

The EU should create a Quantum Sovereign Fund

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’

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From germs to guns and steel – how the world could waste the Covid-19 crisis

How the EU can best woo ASEAN over the connectivity agenda

In a green subsidy race, the EU should not imitate the US

COP27 agreed compensation for loss and damage… but the fear is we’ll just end up seeing even more loss and damage

Why Japan could be the key to the EU’s Indo-Pacific ambitions

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