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To retaliate or not to retaliate? Or three reasons why the EU shouldn’t react to US tariffs (at least for now)
Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ has delivered the highest tariff hike in nearly a century. If they’re implemented, the ...
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The Changing Dynamics of Security in an Enlarged European Union
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Macroeconomic Imbalances in the Euro Area: Symptom or cause of the crisis?
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Adaptation to Climate Change: Why is it needed and how can it be implemented?
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Foreigners, Refugees or Minorities? Rethinking People in the Context of Border Controls and Visas
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Towards a unified supervision framework: Ensuring the success of the Savings and Investments Union
In a context of geopolitical instability and accelerating climate transition, the EU faces mounting pressure to channel its vast savings towards strategic investment. Yet the persistent fragmentation ...
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Advancing Ukraine’s reconstruction through G7 leadership
Ukraine’s reconstruction is a defining challenge for global governance, stability, and the resilience of democratic institutions. A well-structured approach to reconstruction can set a global ...
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From free-riders to front-loaders
The ‘White Paper on European Defence Readiness 2030’ charts a geostrategic course for rearming Europe and, at the same time, offers realistic suggestions on how to achieve this by working through the ...
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A new EuroMed Pact could reinvigorate EU-MENA relations
The recent history of the EU’s relations in its ‘southern neighbourhood’ can hardly be called its finest hour. It has been preoccupied with defensive policies, notably the focus on controlling illegal ...
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US tariffs and the EU response – what’s at stake?
The sweeping tariffs introduced by the Trump administration mark a major turning point in global trade. Within just two months of his second term, Trump imposed universal tariffs on aluminium and ...
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A decade of EU audit reform – successes, setbacks and what should be done next
The audit profession plays a vital role in ensuring the integrity of financial reporting, thus safeguarding the interests of investors, lenders and other stakeholders in public-interest entities PIEs.
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Call for papers: Financial deepening – how can we finance productivity growth and transition in small- and medium sized economies?
ECMI, the National Bank of Slovakia (NBS), CEPS, and SUERF are pleased to welcome the submission of research papers on financial deepening, with implications for small- and medium-sized economies.