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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

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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

CEPS In Brief

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

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

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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

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

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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

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

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27 Oct 2025

A new vision for EU R&I policy shouldn’t just address brain drain but other pressing global challenges as well

With significant skills shortages in many advanced sectors of the economy, the competition to attract top talent has reached unprecedented…

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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…

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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…

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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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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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A new vision for EU R&I policy shouldn’t just address brain drain but other pressing global challenges as well

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

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