Global fiscal conditions are increasingly challenged as governments face structurally higher debt levels, rising borrowing costs, geopolitical uncertainty and persistent spending pressures. The April ...
Across the EU, efforts to govern AI are rapidly advancing, yet a more fundamental issue hasn’t yet been fully addressed.
On 1 May 2026, the EU-Mercosur Interim Trade Agreement (iTA) will provisionally come into force, marking a decisive – even if legally incomplete – step in one of the longest-running trade negotiations ...
Viktor Orbán’s defeat has revived a familiar question in Brussels: how and when to release the billions in EU funds ...
Europe needs a more competitive financial system. Yet assigning supervisors a secondary competitiveness objective is the ...
The EU is currently designing its tenth Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (FP10), the successor to Horizon ...
Reaching the EU’s climate targets requires cutting emissions across its entire economy. While low-carbon energy and notably ...
Europe has reached a pivotal point in the digital transformation of its health sector. Rapid advances in artificial intelligence – spanning diagnostics, persona ...
In-person event Online fraud is no longer a marginal risk, but a structural challenge at the heart of the EU’s digital ...
The CEPS Academy is back! CEPS is relaunching its initiative dedicated to teaching and training, where we share our in-house expertise through: A core curriculum designed to give all attendees a solid ...
Europe is drawing on the US playbook on migration enforcement – precisely as that playbook’s costs are now becoming abundantly clear. It’s doing so on a misleading premise, without addressing how ...
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