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How will population ageing affect the EU?
The European Union should not water down bank capital standards
The EU should resist the pressure for banking-sector deregulation that is likely to follow from the deregulatory push in the United States
‘Project Einstein’: research excellence for Europe and the world
The European Union has the money to attract researchers under threat in the US and should coordinate a scheme to deploy it
Preventing future electricity blackouts requires thorough analysis
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Newsletter
14 October 2024
How should the EU position itself in the AI technology race?
Bertin Martens
First Glance
10 October 2024
EU duties on Chinese electric cars are a rule-respecting response to subsidies
A decision to impose countervailing duties on Chinese electric vehicles is a measured response to subsidisation
Ignacio García Bercero
First Glance
09 October 2024
European Union duties on electric vehicles point to new era of EU-China relations
The EU's move to introduce tariffs on Chinese EVs is surprising given the bloc's main dependence on imports
Alicia García-Herrero
First Glance
08 October 2024
The European Commission’s duties on Chinese electric vehicles are a mistake
An EU duty on electric cars from China overstates the problem and will do more harm than good
Uri Dadush
Newsletter
07 October 2024
How can the EU manage the risks to Europe's 2040 climate target?
Conall Heussaff
First Glance
03 October 2024
Less complacency, more investment: a European defence procurement strategy would be cheaper
It is time for decision-makers to consider bold steps to strengthen European defence
Guntram B. Wolff
Opinion piece
03 October 2024
EU member states should endorse tariffs on Chinese EVs or risk undermining European interests and agency
Alicia García-Herrero, François Godement, Jacob Gunter, Max Zenglein, Jakub Jakóbowski, Björn Jerdén, Janka Oertel and Dominika Remzova
Opinion piece
26 September 2024
To Save the Economy, Men Should Clean the House
Rebecca Christie
Newsletter
30 September 2024
The European Union must prepare for a much more difficult relationship with China
Alicia García-Herrero
Newsletter
30 September 2024
How should the EU and UK work together on energy and climate?
Ben McWilliams
First Glance
30 September 2024
The US-China trade war can be brought to an end
Trends in China suggest it is not the threat many in the US believe, creating scope for defusing trade tensions
Uri Dadush
Newsletter
23 September 2024
Why does Europe need to shed complacency and invest in armament?
Guntram B. Wolff
Opinion piece
23 September 2024
How Important Are Global Value Chains for The Indo-Pacific?
Alicia García-Herrero
First Glance
20 September 2024
Has Hungarian obstructionism triggered greater EU fiscal integration?
Viktor Orban, by delaying EU aid to Ukraine, may have inadvertently helped make the case for more EU fiscal federalism
Jacob Funk Kirkegaard
Opinion piece
19 September 2024
The European Green Deal must go global
Giovanni Sgaravatti, Simone Tagliapietra and Cecilia Trasi
First Glance
16 September 2024
A circular single market for sustainable competitiveness
The Draghi report’s focus on critical raw materials misses the contribution of resource efficiency to productivity
Heather Grabbe