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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

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

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27 Jun 2025

We have a case of sustainability reporting overload. The EU needs a smarter fix

The EU’s sustainability reporting rules urgently need to be recalibrated. What began as a bold legislative push to steer markets…

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18 Jun 2025

EU integration policies are broken – the case of Afghanistani immigrants (especially women) proves this

Kabul’s fall in August 2021 was a slow-motion tragedy. EU Member States opened their doors, then bureaucracy slammed them shut.…

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10 Jun 2025

The EU’s new International Digital Strategy offers a promising start – but how it’s implemented will determine its ultimate success

On 5 June, the European Commission and the EEAS published a Joint Communication that officially launched the EU’s new International…

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Could the EU and South Korea <i>be</i> any closer? Time to raise the bar in bilateral ties

06 Jun 2025

Could the EU and South Korea be any closer? Time to raise the bar in bilateral ties

South Korea began 2025 in deep political turmoil following the martial law crisis. Despite its gravity, the episode affirmed the…

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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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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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We have a case of sustainability reporting overload. The EU needs a smarter fix

EU integration policies are broken – the case of Afghanistani immigrants (especially women) proves this

The EU’s new International Digital Strategy offers a promising start – but how it’s implemented will determine its ultimate success

Could the EU and South Korea be any closer? Time to raise the bar in bilateral ties

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

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