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] #GlobalEconomy: The high costs of disengagement for #China. In this new era of strategic competition China's economy loses the most, writes @georgemagnus1 | Project Syndicate
The High Costs of Disengagement for China | by George Magnus - Project Syndicate
George Magnus thinks that, with geopolitics thwarting globalization, China’s economy might never overtake America’s.
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#GlobalEurope - New trends in #trade and #SustainableDevelopment: A revolution in the making? The current discussions taking place around trade and sustainable development reform cannot be isolated from the wider geopolitical context | LSE Europp
New trends in trade and sustainable development: A revolution in the making?
In early June, trade experts from government, academia, international organisations, and civil society met virtually at ...
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#Climate: #EU countries reach deal on climate laws after late-night talks. EU countries clinched deals on proposed laws to combat #ClimateChange, by @KateAbnett | Reuters
EU countries reach deal on climate laws after late-night talks
EU countries clinched deals on proposed laws to combat climate change early Wednesday, backing a 2035 phase-out of ...
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