European and Spanish foreign policy: a conversation with José Manuel Albares Bueno

What will be the main challenges in European and Spanish foreign policy?

What the US-Canada trade war means for Europe

As the EU’s top trading partners fight, what are the lessons for the single market?

Tough choices ahead as the US pushes a global artificial-intelligence divide

Though proliferation of AI models is essentially uncontrollable, the US is trying to force a split with China, pushing allies into a no-win bind

Euro area amidst financial stability risks

How can the EU handle the euro zone's biggest macro-financial risks?

China’s Arctic Silk Road is now a reality

While China flexes its economic muscle in partnership with Russia, the United States struggles to realise its own Arctic shipping options

Europe’s policy options for AI in the midst of US-China strategic competition

What lessons can Europe learn from China’s AI strategy?

Reducing dollar vulnerabilities

Invitation-only roundtable focusing on Europe's dependence on the dollar and the possible risks it poses

Billionaires? In this economy?

How has great wealth transformed society and economic policy in the US and Europe?

The new global imbalances: the launch of Paris Report 4

How to address global imbalances during geopolitical instability?

China-EU economic relations and preserving stability amid geopolitical shocks

Closed-door roundtable discussion, jointly organised with the China Finance 40 Forum

India needs lasting reforms to attract foreign capital, not stopgaps

Europe's search for profitable investment should lead to India

The Mother of All Deals? Economic Implications of the India-EU FTA

What does the EU–India FTA mean for the future of trade?

Journée de l'économie: Can we save Europe?

Bruegel’s 20th anniversary event in Luxembourg, organised within the framework of the Journée de l'Économie in Luxembourg

Upholding Europe’s sovereignty: strong defence, integrated markets and renewed growth

Bruegel’s 20th anniversary event in Berlin, jointly organised with the German Federal Ministry of Finance

Extending CBAM to downstream products risks undermining its credibility as a climate policy tool

The current proposals to extend CBAM's coverage are more about trade protection than stopping carbon leakage

A plan for a World Trade Organization sectoral agreement on semiconductors

Trade weaponisation is straining WTO rules, but a semiconductor pact could show how to manage security risks

Competing for inputs: how the European Union can improve critical raw materials supply security

EU critical raw materials projects fall short of self-sufficiency targets, making trade deals and targeted investment central to supply security

Reconfiguring Europe in a changing world

How should Europe adapt its economic model to a fragmented global order?

AI-enabled cybersecurity and defense

At this invitation-only event we explored the evolving role of AI in cybersecurity and defence

Global and European economic outlook: in conversation with Kristalina Georgieva

A fireside chat with Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the IMF

Global imbalances and Europe: a fresh perspective

Bruegel’s 20th anniversary event in Paris, jointly organised with the Banque de France and the CEPR

China’s influence in the United Nations: Words and deeds

Russian foreign trade tracker

Tracking Russian trade using data from the EU, China, the US, South Korea, Japan, India, the UK, Turkey, Switzerland, Norway, Brazil and Kazakhstan

Can policy survive politics?

Bruegel’s 20th anniversary event in Warsaw, jointly organised with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Poland

A bigger Single Market before enlargement: how to integrate the Western Balkans ahead of accession

Can the region capitalise on the momentum to overcome its region-specific hurdles?

Washington and Beijing cut a trade deal – Europe picks up the tab

Less focus on poverty reduction? An evaluation of the EU 2028-2034 development aid plan

European Union development aid is emphasising poverty reduction less and directing attention to other geopolitical priorities

Mapping the new EU economic security framework

How will 'protect, promote, partner' play out?

Europe's China shock 2.0

A record surplus, a fractured response and the limits of Brussels' ambitions

Europe’s dependence on the US defence industrial base: source of transatlantic strength or geopolitical vulnerability?

The future of European defence and dependence on others

Stack battles: the US-China artificial-intelligence rivalry is moving beyond chips alone

China is challenging US leadership in both AI hardware and software, with Europe unlikely to catch up

2025 "Triffin Lecture": Are global markets heading towards financial fragmentation?

What implications can fragmented markets have for the international role of the euro

Planning for Ireland’s future

Bruegel’s 20th anniversary event in Dublin, jointly organised with the Irish Department of Finance as part of its Annual Policy Conference

The China‑Russia asymmetric partnership: Implications for Europe

China's caution on the war in Iran is improving its strategic position in the Middle East