Past Event
At this policy dialogue organised by the research project EU3D, panellists will discuss different options and what they may entail while revisiting the debates on the future of Europe at national and EU-level that have been conducted thus far and their patterns, including preliminary findings on national parliamentary debates.
Blog Post
The approach of the European Union’s institutions to the Conference on the Future of Europe is muddled, with risks for the outcome.
Upcoming Event
At this event the CEO of Assicurazioni Generali, Philippe Donnet will be in conversation with Guntram Wolff, Director of Bruegel.
Past Event
How can new EU funds financed by EU borrowing supplement national digital and green funding and EU funds available from the standard seven-year EU budget to accelerate digitalisation?
Podcast
The forced landing of an internal EU flight is just the latest development in the President of Belarus’ efforts to cling to power.
Blog Post
Use of Emergency Liquidity Assistance to prop up euro-area banks needs to be more transparent; available evidence suggests its use has not always been within the rules.
Opinion
The pandemic has shown that the EU’s spending framework reflects an outdated economic orthodoxy.
Policy Contribution
Policymakers must act to prevent lasting divergence within the EU and to prevent scarring from the fallout from the pandemic.
Past Event
A live podcast with Tomáš Zdechovský MEP.
Podcast
What does strategic sovereignty mean to and for Europe?
Past Event
How have China, Russia, Turkey and others stepped up their activities in the Balkans at a time when the prospect of enlargement is diminished?
Opinion
While EU Treaties clearly stipulate that the ECB “shall support the general objectives of the European Union”, it is not appropriate to simply stand by, wishing that the ECB will use its discretionary power to act on them. Political institutions of the EU should prioritise the secondary goals to legitimise the ECB’s action.
