As the United States retreats from traditional ODA and China consolidates its infrastructure-led alternative, the EU is ...

CEPS is pleased to announce a call for interest for a new three-day executive course designed for mid- to senior level health policy experts and practitioners from low- and middle-income countries ...

Modern encryption protects almost everything online. A powerful quantum computer could one day break it, which means the world must switch to quantum-safe encryption, a systemic transition where the ...

Global governance is increasingly fragmented, with a widening gap between transnational challenges and institutional capacity ...

There isn’t one China, but two, and both are now very different countries, with some common cultural traits from a shared ...

Financial markets price all kinds of risks. But there’s one they ignore: how nature loss affects governments’ ability to pay ...

One Health has traditionally been framed through a human health lens, focusing on how animals and the environment affect human health rather than recognising the interdependent and equally important ...

Since 2022, and against an increasingly difficult geopolitical landscape, the EU has built a body of law that conditions access to public contracts, and to the EU funding linked to them, on EU origin, ...

Value added tax (VAT) is one of the most important sources of public revenue in the EU. Under the EU VAT system, tax is collected at each stage of the supply chain, from production to final sale.

The taxing of the digital economy remains among the most controversial topics in international tax policy. Although there was political agreement on Pillar One achieved by the OECD/G20 Inclusive ...

More than 30 years after the EU first banned routine tail docking (the painful removal of tails, typically without anaesthetics) on piglets, only Finland and Sweden comply with the law. Across the ...