Working paper
07 May 2026
Who controls the defence industry?
The defence industry is gaining importance in Europe, but the methods by which states exercise control over it are varied and poorly understood
Working paper
07 May 2026
The defence industry is gaining importance in Europe, but the methods by which states exercise control over it are varied and poorly understood
Podcast
06 May 2026
How will Europe and the US build and pay for the arsenals of the future?
Event
29 April 2026
What economic trade-offs do countries face as defence spending increases?
First Glance
28 April 2026
A new European Security Treaty using majority voting would end veto abuse and build shared defence capabilities for a new geopolitical era
External publication
21 April 2026
Opinion piece
02 April 2026
Analysis
01 April 2026
The European Union should act now to head off growing impacts from the Iran conflict on gas prices and availability
First Glance
30 March 2026
Shoring up Europe’s defensive capabilities needs to focus on cheap interceptors and offensive capability to target military industries
External publication
30 March 2026
First Glance
16 March 2026
Though not a proper European deterrent, a nuclear strategy partnership between France and other countries marks a new phase as the US wavers
Dataset
12 March 2026
This dataset offers detailed information on FMS notifications of transfers of military equipment from the US to foreign governments.
Policy Brief
05 March 2026
European defence procurement practices must evolve to embrace innovative startups and small firms, in order to meet modern battlefield needs
External publication
05 March 2026
Podcast
02 March 2026
What does the conflict mean for inflation, oil prices, the economy and Ukraine?
First Glance
26 February 2026
After four years of war, the Western aid strategy to Ukraine must be rethought
Event
25 February 2026
Bruegel’s 20th anniversary event in Berlin, jointly organised with the German Federal Ministry of Finance