In-person event On the morning of 4 September, CEPS will convene a public event to launch a report summarising the work of a CEPS Task Force on ‘Next steps for ...

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, ...

Late payments remain a persistent challenge across the EU, affecting businesses by straining cash flow, limiting investment ...

Regulatory simplicity has become a significant part of the EU’s competitiveness agenda. But while it’s important, it’s not ...

In-person event One Health has traditionally been framed through a human health lens, focusing on how animals and the environment affect human health rat ...

The taxing of the digital economy remains among the most controversial topics in international tax policy. Although there was ...

More than 30 years after the EU first banned routine tail docking (the painful removal of tails, typically without ...

In-person, closed-door workshop In the context of debate on lead markets under the Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA), CEPS would like to invite you to a closed-d ...

This report analyses how European industry has adopted artificial intelligence (AI) across seven sectors that Ukraine designates as priority innovation areas under its WINWIN Global Innovation ...

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, ...

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 ...

An American move on Greenland wouldn’t finish NATO or the EU – but the Trump administration’s arguments already justify a dedicated European defence pillar. Its threats to ‘take over’ Greenland are ...