The EU must take proactive steps to address longstanding issues and cultivate a more trust-based and cooperative relationship ...

Webinar Poor payment practices remain a pervasive challenge for EU businesses, affecting their competitiveness. In 2024, more ...

In-person roundtable Upon invitation – under Chatham House rules A need to double down on climate goals, combined with the strategic drive for homegrown energy ...

Massive end-use electrification and soaring power demand from the digital economy have pushed nuclear energy back onto the ...

EU institutions conclude a number of framework contracts (FWCs) with external contractors for specific services that are required on a regular basis. These are generally large, multi-annual contracts ...

The Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) is the EU’s flagship instrument to support post-pandemic recovery by enhancing resilience, preparedness, adjustment c ...

The development of European Defence Projects of Common Interest (EDPCIs) represents a decisive step towards strengthening the ...

Europe sits on substantial household savings, yet too little of that capital is channelled into long-term investment that supports innovation, competitiveness a ...

Europe’s green and digital transitions are increasing demand for critical raw materials (CRMs), just as geopolitical risks ...

The EU’s banking capital framework comprises multiple layers – microprudential requirements, macroprudential buffers and resolution capacity – each calibrated by different authorities that are ...