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Policy Conference: A clean, just, and competitive European Industry

Competitiveness is currently the Commission's top priority. On 24 September, policymakers and experts are invited to discuss what efforts towards this goal should look like and how they fit in with…

2. Partners, rivals and something in between

From trade to climate, EU-China relations are facing a stress test. Yet joint solutions are urgently needed

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Zooming In On: The new age for EU-MENA relations: turning ambitious partnerships into tangible impact. In focus: workforce readiness

The EU has launched its new political term with an ambitious strategy for Southern Europe and the MENA region. In contrast to previous approaches, the EU has now established a dedicated…

4. Katerstimmung

Konflikte, Klimaziele, Rohstoffe: Die EU-China-Beziehung steht vor einem Stresstest. Dabei braucht es dringend gemeinsame Lösungen.

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Energy for Everyone? Not a reality everywhere

The shift towards clean, sustainable energy is crucial. But it won't be fair unless those with greater resources carry more of the burden – and those with less get the support they need.…

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Zooming In On: The Middle Corridor in Focus: Current Dynamics and Strategic Outlook for EU-Central Asia Cooperation

Shifting global power balances and disrupted trade routes have brought new attention to Central Asia and the South Caucasus as part of an alternative path linking East and West. The Middle…

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Proposal for a European Just Transitions Directive

Improving working conditions for just transitions through the anticipation and management of change.

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Event: Decoding China’s Electric Vehicle Success: Lessons for Europe

Breakfast Roundtable

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The countdown to ETS2: projections vs reality. Where do we currently stand?

New Briefing: The EU’s Emissions Trading System for Buildings and Road Transport (ETS2)

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There is no need for a ‘MAGA version’ of industrial policy

Cornel Ban on China's lead in clean technologies, failed EU initiatives and a credible strategy for the working class. Cornel Ban is Professor of International Political Economy at the Copenhagen…