Policy Brief
09 December 2024
How the European Union should respond to Trump’s tariffs
This Policy Brief focuses on possible new Trump tariffs, based on statements made by the President-elect
Policy Brief
09 December 2024
This Policy Brief focuses on possible new Trump tariffs, based on statements made by the President-elect
Newsletter
25 November 2024
Podcast
20 November 2024
In an increasingly fragmented world, China is actively positioning itself to influence global governance
First Glance
14 November 2024
There are risks and opportunities for China in Trump’s return, with Europe as potential collateral damage
Event
12 November 2024
Exploring China's growing influence and its changing role within the United Nations
Working paper
12 November 2024
Understanding China’s influence at the UN is essential for comprehending contemporary international relations
First Glance
07 November 2024
A handy guide to the main decisions and milestones of the second Trump administration.
First Glance
29 October 2024
BRICS is consolidating into a China-dominated bloc that aims to shape the global order; the West should pay attention
First Glance
30 September 2024
Trends in China suggest it is not the threat many in the US believe, creating scope for defusing trade tensions
Policy Brief
22 July 2024
This paper concentrates on economic and social convergence in the region and the economic and institutional aspects of EU accession
Event
19 June 2024
How should Europe address economic security and supply chain risks, especially regarding trade policy, import dependencies?
Opinion piece
15 May 2024
Event
14 May 2024
At this event we engaged in a conversation with Türkiye's Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek
Event
12 March 2024
Is Europe taking steps to enhance self-reliance amidst concerns about the potential return of a Trump presidency?
Working paper
04 March 2024
This paper revisits the effects of three shocks on the functioning of global supply chains.
Working paper
29 February 2024
Our main message is that policies restricting knowledge flows should be limited to narrowly defined areas of strategic importance.