Event
20 January 2026
Bridging academia with markets: how Europe could monetise its intellectual capital
How can the relationship between research and technological innovation be strengthened?
Global governance
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Event
19 January 2026
Divergent or convergent green tech paths?: China vs Europe
How might the EU and China’s respective strategies in green technologies shape global markets going forward?
Analysis
13 January 2026
Has the global minimum tax survived Trump?
US objections have not killed off the 15 percent global minimum tax, but they have altered it and given the US a competitive advantage
Event
07 January 2026
Global imbalances and Europe: a fresh perspective
Bruegel’s 20th anniversary event in Paris, jointly organised with the Banque de France and the CEPR
First Glance
07 January 2026
Greenland is not marginal: the US takeover threat is a strategic test for Europe
European powers should provide backing for Nuuk and Copenhagen by establishing a greater military presence in Greenland
First Glance
05 January 2026
Venezuela: the upending of values and another warning to Europe
Trump's brazen attack on Venezuela presents challenges for China – and opportunities
Event
19 November 2025
Economic security: perspectives from EU, Japan and US
How should the EU adapt its economic security strategy given the changing transatlantic relationship?
Event
12 November 2025
The 21st century economic consensus: rethinking policy and strategy
How can Europe renew its economic and political vision in a fragmented global order?
Newsletter
10 November 2025
Event
06 November 2025
2025 "Triffin Lecture": Are global markets heading towards financial fragmentation?
Implications for the international role of the euro
Event
04 November 2025
Preparing for COP30: issues at stake, metrics of success, and Europe’s role
Disclaimer: The first 20 minutes of the recording are without sound due to a technical issue. We apologise for the inconvenience.
Event
30 October 2025
Talks@Bruegel: Japan’s economic security with Shihoko Goto
How is Japan strengthening its economic resilience and global leadership amid rising risks from China, the US and shifting geoeconomic realities?
Working paper
27 October 2025
Tariffs, deals and multilateral ideals: can the World Trade Organization survive?
The Trump administration’s trade policy accelerates the WTO’s decline and challenges global trade governance
Podcast
01 October 2025
What should Europe pay for?
The EU’s next seven-year budget grapples with agriculture, defence and public goods
External publication
26 September 2025
Event
24 September 2025
Towards a Green Procurement Union: trade-offs and strategic choices
Is it possible to go green through procurement without compromising on cost or control?