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 ...

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 ...

In-person workshop This workshop is organised as part of the Horizon Europe project NEUROCLIMA . As such, you will be asked to fill in a short pre-and post-work ...

Concerns about the possibility of a Russian kinetic or hybrid attack against one or more European allies, uncertainties about citizens’ willingness to take up arms, and doubts about the timing and ...

The European economy is large enough to close the big transatlantic gap in defence spending: if NATO members were to meet the 3.5% spending target, total European defence expenditure would approach US ...

Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine and destabilising actions by the second Trump administration have sent geopolitics into a tailspin. As turmoil in the Middle East and around the world grows, ...

Adopted without prior Impact Assessments required under the EU Better Regulation framework, the European Commission’s Returns and Safe Countries Proposals mark a significant shift in EU migration and ...

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