Event
11 June 2025
Indo-Pacific and Europe: growing partnerships in support of rules-based trade order
How should the EU and the Indo-Pacific region cooperate for a resilient trade order?
Event
11 June 2025
How should the EU and the Indo-Pacific region cooperate for a resilient trade order?
Event
03 June 2025
How are US tariffs shaping the global economy, and what role can US-EU cooperation play going forward?
Newsletter
02 June 2025
Working paper
28 May 2025
This paper explores the barriers to, and prospects for, deeper intra-Western Balkan economic relationships
Event
28 May 2025
Bruegel’s 20th anniversary event in Copenhagen, jointly organised with the Danmarks Nationalbank
Working paper
27 May 2025
Despite signs of cautious improvement, India-China relations remain deeply strained by border tensions and mutual distrust
Event
27 May 2025
What’s holding back productivity and market integration in Europe – and how can removing intra-EU barriers unlock growth?
Event
26 May 2025
Bruegel’s 20th anniversary event in Stockholm, jointly organised with the Ministry of Finance and the Sveriges Riksbank
Podcast
26 May 2025
What’s in the new EU-UK trade agreement and how does it fit with the tariff threats from Washington?
First Glance
22 May 2025
The most important outcome of the EU-UK Summit might be that it re-establishes the habit of working together
Event
21 May 2025
What does the future hold for the transatlantic partnership?
Analysis
21 May 2025
Current turbulence is also an opportunity for the EU to forge a coalition in support of rules-based trade and global trading system reform
First Glance
15 May 2025
The EU should plan for both the short term and the long haul in trade talks with the United States
Podcast
30 April 2025
As trade tensions between Washington and Beijing intensify, where does that leave Europe?
Analysis
17 April 2025
It is likely that Trump’s tariffs will be a limited hit to Europe, though some regions and industries could suffer and may need protective measures
First Glance
16 April 2025
A US trade policy that goes against common sense has stoked fears that US debt restructuring could come next