Blog post
01 June 2022
Europe’s Russian oil embargo: significant but not yet
The ban on most Russian oil significantly scales up the EU response to aggression against Ukraine, but the bloc should stand ready for retaliation.
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Blog post
29 April 2022
How a European Union tariff on Russian oil can be designed
The European Union should apply a tariff on imports of Russian oil; it can be accompanied by a quota for a gradual, conditional phase-out.
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Partnerships
Public and private-funded partnerships and projects
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Macroeconomic policies
Rigorous and diligent analysis of monetary and fiscal policy as well as structural policies that contribute to economic policy post-pandemic.
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Inclusive economy
Explore the changing nature of work, what it means for job quality and wellbeing as well as the impact of technology on jobs.
Comment
26 April 2022
Repurposing the peace dividend
The war in Ukraine has brought an end to a 60-year period in which Europe has enjoyed a peace dividend, an amount released by reducing defence expendi
Blog post
25 April 2022
Climate migration: what do we really know?
While uncertain, studies suggest that climate change will cause significant internal and international migration over the next century.
News
23 March 2022
UK energy supply and investment
Testimony before the Economic Affairs Committee at the House of Lords, UK Parliament.
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Essay Competition – 2022 Year of Youth
An essay competition and youth session at the Bruegel Annual Meetings to celebrate the 2022 Year of the Youth.
Blog post
17 March 2022
Can Europe manage if Russian oil and coal are cut off?
A stop to Russian oil and coal supplies would push Europe into a short and painful adjustment period. But if managed well, disruptions would remain te