Everybody’s job is nobody’s job: a governance gap means Europe is insufficiently protected from drones
Europe has an action plan for defending against drone attacks but so far lacks coordination, leaving dangerous loopholes
The Irish ‘box’: the worst possible compromise for the EU budget
A new plan indicates that in both size and composition terms, the EU budget for 2028-2034 is heading in the wrong direction
Ahead of a presidential election, France first needs to help itself on debt
When could market stress justify European Central Bank intervention over French debt and what must France do first for such support to be defensible?
A first step, but no real rebalancing in the European Union’s trade deal with China
Discussions this October between the EU and China resulted in negligible progress towards rebalancing trade; more powerful measures are needed
The EU-China trade and investment understanding: a welcome buying of time
An EU-China agreement to ease tensions, especially on hybrid electric vehicles, could provide a template for talks on other sectors and broader issues
The Pandemic Recovery Revolution
How the EU’s RRF plan changed the public investment paradigm
European Clean Tech Tracker
The European Clean Tech Tracker (ECTT) provides insights into the clean technologies of the future and their status in the European context by bringing together information from several sources.
Bruegel European Clean Tech TrackerIn case you missed it
What is driving the global rise in long-term interest rates?
Rising bond yields are likely down to stronger investment demand, more supply of long-duration debt and less absorption by yield-insensitive investors
The European Union’s automotive sector needs a plan, not undue protection
European automotive policy should prioritise affordable competitiveness over protectionism, using resilience criteria and temporary safeguards
Moldova's accession path: a conversation with PM Vasile Tofan
How can EU accession accelerate Moldova’s economic transformation?
Europe’s long-term care gap: longevity risk and health uncertainty
Future EU long-term care demand hinges more on health trajectories than ageing alone, making prevention and healthy ageing central
Billionaires? In this economy?
How has great wealth transformed society and economic policy in the US and Europe?
ZhōngHuá Mundus - Newsletter and Podcast
ZhōngHuá Mundus is a monthly newsletter and podcast by Bruegel, bringing you analysis of China in the world, as seen from Europe.
SIGN UP NOWRepublishing and referencing policy
Bruegel publications can be freely republished and quoted according to the Creative Commons licence CC BY-ND 4.0. Please provide a full reference, clearly stating the relevant author and including a prominent hyperlink to the original post on Bruegel’s website. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the author(s) or Bruegel endorse you or your use. Any reproduction must be unaltered and in the original language.
For any alteration (for example, translation), please contact us at [email protected]. Publication of altered content (for example, translated content) is allowed only with Bruegel’s explicit written approval.
Bruegel takes no institutional standpoint. All views expressed are the researchers’ own.