Involving patients in decision-making isn’t a courtesy but an overdue structural necessity for health systems.    Patients ...

Deeper and more efficient EU capital markets capable of supporting investment, innovation and growth require a stronger EU ...

The EU is entering a critical phase in the debate over how to prepare for its next enlargement. With the European ...

Europe’s demographic decline is constraining economic growth. As the EU’s working-age population shrinks and ageing ...

Please note that this event will be held at the EURASHE office, Rue de la Science 14 A, 1040 Brussels. Over the past few months, negotiations have been underway ...

Immigration remains one of the most polarising and politically consequential issues in 21st century Europe. Yet debates about public opinion on migration are ra ...

International credits, shut out of the EU’s carbon market since 2020, are back. Under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, they allow a country to count emissions cuts made abroad towards its own target, ...

As Europe explores new avenues for enhancing its competitiveness without compromising the regulatory standards it has built up over the past two decades, the debate over financial services risks being ...

Previous crises of multilateralism were generally understood as periods of turbulence within a fundamentally stable system, where reforms or renewed commitments could restore order. By contrast, the ...

Registrations for this event have reached maximum capacity and are now closed. The negotiation of the 2028–2034 Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) comes at a pivotal moment for the European Union.

Following President von der Leyen’s State of the Union address to the European Parliament on Wednesday 16 September, CEPS will host an exclusive debrief for members on Friday 18 September from ...

The Icelandic people have decided to reject the reopening of EU accession talks. With 52.8% of votes against and 47.2% in favour, the margin was narrow enough to make clear that the country is divided ...