Report
28 January 2021
Getting America Back In The Game: A Multilateral Perspective
How can friends of the multilateral system re-engage the United States under President-elect Biden?
Multilateralism
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Blog post
20 January 2021
Memo to the European Commissioner for Financial Services Policy
The Commissioner for Financial Services Policy should define and promote a vision for a sustainable global financial regulatory and supervisory order,
Event
15 December 2020
Europe and India: Comparing Approaches to Global Economic Challenges
Stakeholders from government, private sector, media and academia/institutions come together to review India-EU relations.
Event
10 December 2020
Towards post-pandemic green multilateralism?
How could we achieve a trilateral relationship between China, the EU and the US and consolidate it with climate goals?
Event
26 October 2020
The future of EU-US trade relations after the US election
What shape will the trade relationship between the EU and the US take in the coming years?
Event
22 October 2020
How can the EU and Japan boost collaboration and multilateralism around the globe?
Multilateralism and global collaboration: the case of Japan and the EU.
Event
12 March 2020
CANCELLED: India-EU Partnership: New Vistas for the Next Decade
Policymakers, academics and private sector actors from the EU and India come together to work on common issues and explore further areas of cooperatio
Opinion piece
20 December 2019
The WTO is dead: long live the WTO?
Should the EU fight to save the WTO when the US seeks to dismantle it? We argue that the only way for the EU to decide that is to first understand the
Podcast
16 December 2019
Capture the nodes
How do states exercise power through global economic networks? The multilateral world order is supposed to be harmonious, but by seizing the nodes of
Podcast
12 December 2019
Appellate Body Politic
This week, the WTO's Appellate Body, the dispute settlement body, became inoperational: it no longer has the necessary number of judges to render verd
Opinion piece
28 August 2019
Last Tango In Biarritz: The End Of The G7?
The seemingly omnipotent G7, the meeting of the seven largest developed economies in the world, is weakening continuously and, as the author suggests,
Opinion piece
02 July 2019
Farewell, flat world
In the last 50 years, the most important economic development has been the diminishing income gap between the richer and poorer countries. Now, there
Opinion piece
25 April 2019
Life after the multilateral trading system
Considering a world absent a multilateral trading system is not to promote such an outcome, but to encourage all to prepare for the worst and instil g
Podcast
23 April 2019
Director's Cut: Resuming the EU-US trade talks
Maria Demertzis sits down with Bruegel senior fellow André Sapir to break down the news, discussing the events leading up to the renewed EU-US trade t
Working paper
08 April 2019
Europe in the midst of China-US strategic competition: What are the European Union's options?
With the China-US strategic competition coming into the open, the European Union faces an urgent challenge.
Podcast
28 March 2019
Director's Cut: China's place in the global trading system
Bruegel director Guntram Wolff and senior fellow André Sapir discuss how potential WTO reform could better accommodate China.