Bringing together every dimension of the European Union policy making process
In this week’s Centre for European Reform podcast, our chief economist Christian Odendahl is joined by CER’s director of foreign policy, Ian Bond, and research fellows Elisabetta Cornago and Zach Meyers. They consider Europe’s current gas crisis from three distinct yet interlinked angles: the role of climate change, the European gas market and its regulation, and the geopolitical impact of energy shortages and price increases.
[Featured] #CriticalRawMaterials: The sustainable future of batteries in Europe rests on a developed recycling industry | Innovation News Network
The sustainable future of batteries in Europe rests on a developed recycling industry
A robust European battery recycling market is crucial to upkeep competition with foreign markets and meet the need for batteries after 2030.
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[Analysis] #GlobalEurope - Done with #Deglobalization? The global economy’s dire prospects, together with the scale of the climate challenge, have opened world leaders’ eyes to the risks that deglobalization poses, by Michael Spence | Project Syndicate
A Missed Opportunity in Bali | by Stephen S. Roach - Project Syndicate
Stephen S. Roach explains why the Biden-Xi summit yielded little more than lofty rhetoric – and proposes a new approach.
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[Commentary] #GlobalEurope - #NATO’s looming fault line: #China. The military alliance is crawling as it attempts to detail a China plan — illustrating the debates expected to torment NATO for years, by @liliebayer | Politico
NATO’s looming fault line: China
The military alliance is crawling as it attempts to detail a China plan — illustrating the debates expected to torment NATO for years.
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