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1. China’s Digital Silk Road: Outlines and Implications for Europe

2. Exploring options for advancing Kosovo-NATO relations

3. Russia’s Shadow War Against the West

4. EU’s Strategic Net-zero Technology Promotion Policies and Global Supply Chains

5. No One-Size-Fits-All: Outreach and Counselling for Irregular Migrants

6. Connecting Opportunities: Greece’s Strategic Role in the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC)

7. Destined for Division? US and EU Responses to the Challenge of Chinese Overcapacity

8. Issue brief: A NATO strategy for countering Russia

9. The Future of European Digital Competitiveness

10. Quantum Technology: A Policy Primer for EU Policymakers

11. Cybersecurity at Risk: How the EU’s Digital Markets Act Could Undermine Security across Mobile Operating Systems

12. The Participation of Foreign Bidders in EU Public Procurement: Too Much or Too Little?

13. EU Export of Regulatory Overreach: The Case of the Digital Markets Act (DMA)

14. Trade in the Great Sea: The Future of EU-Southern Neighbourhood Trade Relations

15. Navigating Geopolitical Realities: The EU’s Strategic Positioning in the South Caucasus and Central Asia

16. Collective Action in the Netherlands: Why It Matters for the Transposition of the Product Liability Directive

17. Strengthening the Supply-Side Innovation in EU Telecommunications

18. Fast, Fair, Funded and Feminist: A pathway to a just and transformative climate transition within and beyond the UK

19. Raising the Bar: Supermarkets must urgently address structural exploitation of cocoa farmers

20. No Women, No Peace – A Snapshot of Oxfam’s Engagement with the Women, Peace and Security Agenda: Lessons and Opportunities

21. Using data as a production factor: policy ideas for a new EU data strategy

22. Prepare now: Europe must get ready for the coming long-term care surge

23. Not yet Trump-proof: an evaluation of the European Commission’s emerging policy platform

24. Upgrading Europe's electricity grid is about more than just money

25. How to improve the European Union’s sustainable finance framework

26. The European Union’s new fiscal framework: a good start, but challenges loom

27. Europe’s energy information problem

28. Europeans still want climate action, but don't trust governments to deliver

29. Ukraine: European democracy’s affordable arsenal

30. Reinforcing EU merger control against the risks of acquisitions by big tech

31. How DeepSeek has changed artificial intelligence and what it means for Europe

32. The demographic divide: inequalities in ageing across the European Union

33. Making the best of the new EU Social Climate Fund

34. The governance and funding of European rearmament

35. Who should be charged? Principles for fair allocation of electricity system costs

36. Building coalitions for climate transition and nature restoration

37. Reconciling the European Union’s clean industrialisation goals with those of the Global South

38. The time is right to make a European Union-India trade deal happen

39. Analyzing How the Tools of the British Far-Right Have Evolved

40. How the Aid Fund for Northern Syria can upgrade humanitarian aid and EU geopolitical engagement

41. How Dutch farmers’ protests evolved into political mobilisation

42. Can Europe and India deepen ties through critical raw materials cooperation?

43. NATO Summits: Looking ahead from Washington to The Hague

44. European defence industry: urgent action is needed!

45. Towards an EU geopolitical approach on transformative terms in the Western Balkans

46. De-risking by promoting digital solutions for green tech: Going Dutch?

47. Navigating the climate crisis together: EU-ASEAN cooperation on climate adaptation

48. Foreign Lobbying in the U.S.

49. Paying Off Populism: EU-Regionalpolitik verringert Unterstützung populistischer Parteien

50. Foul Play? On the Scale and Scope of Industrial Subsidies in China

51. Build Carbon Removal Reserve to Secure Future of EU Emissions Trading

52. EU-China Trade Relations: Where Do We Stand, Where Should We Go?

53. EU-NATO relations in a new threat environment: Significant complementarity but a lack of strategic cooperation

54. Nuclear arms control policies and safety in artificial intelligence: Transferable lessons or false equivalence?

55. China as the second nuclear peer of the United States: Implications for deterrence in Europe

56. Foreign investments, de-risking and the EU’s green transition: Mining critical minerals in Finland

57. EU support for Ukraine: The paradox of insufficient assistance

58. The rise of the far right in the European Union: Gaining power not through a sweeping victory, but through creeping normalisation

59. The Joint Expeditionary Force in Northern Europe: Towards a more integrated security architecture?

60. EU migration policy and calls for the externalisation of asylum: Intensifying partnerships, exploring new models

61. Russia’s wartime ideology: Radicalization, rent-seeking and securing the dictator

62. Europe’s development and peacebuilding cuts: Securing short-term interests, risking long-term security

63. Demography in the next institutional cycle: Preparing the landing space

64. Back to the Future: Applying Cold War Wisdom to Modern Belgian Defence

65. Three Key Concepts for a More Successful Migration Policy in Belgium

66. Thoughts on Improving EU Governance

67. Re-Empowering Belgian Foreign Policy

68. Modi III and the EU, after the Elections

69. The EU Joint Communication on the ClimateSecurity Nexus One Year On

70. Russia’s Potential Alliance with Hizbollah: A Strategic Challenge for the EU in the Eastern Mediterranean

71. Engaging in Fragile Settings: Acknowledging the Cost of Inaction

72. Geopolitics and Geography: A Realigned EU Strategy for Stability in the Middle East and Eastern Mediterranean

73. The Politics behind the EU-Rwanda Deal(s) and its Consequences

74. Why the BRICS Summit in Kazan should be a Wake-up Call for the EU

75. From Carrots to Sticks, to Carrots Again? The EU’s Changing Sustainable Trade Agenda

76. Strengthening the Political Credibility of NATO Extended Nuclear Deterrence

77. China, the West, and the Rest: Who is Enjoying the Shadow of Whom?

78. Inviting Non-DAC Perspectives to the Funding Gap Discussion – The Need for a Paradigm Shift

79. Breaking the Cycle: The Need for Better Integrated Responses in Neglected Crises

80. Defence of Democracy: a Discussion on Democracy and the Path Ahead for a Culture of Participation

81. A Safe and Sovereign Europe in a Changing Global Context

82. China, Sovereign Internationalism, and Silent Pragmatism

83. India and The EU in 2024: Where to Next?

84. PESCO: The Last Chance

85. Promoting European Democracy and Solidarity in a Wider EU

86. EU Elections: National Democracy at Its Cornerstone?

87. Fortifying Europe’s Semiconductor Ecosystem

88. Climate Justice and Human Mobility: Bridging EU Commitments and Policies

89. Figures on the Billiard Table: EU-China Dynamics in the Wake of the 2024 European Elections

90. Looking towards the North: Belgium’s Role in the Arctic

91. China and Geopolitics as Ontology

92. Demographic Jigsaw: Puzzling Out a Resilient EU

93. Infrastructures, energy and digitalisation: pillars for the sustainable development of transport in the Western Mediterranean

94. Towards Inclusive Mediterranean Economies: Advancing Women’s Economic Empowerment in the Region

95. Renewable Energy and Electricity Interconnection Megaprojects in North Africa: Prospects for Euro-North Africa Cooperation

96. Grand strategy: Alliances

97. AI Unleashed or Tamed? Decoding Europe’s Bold Leap with the AI Act

98. Russia’s War in Ukraine: Mobilisation in Wartime

99. Russia’s War in Ukraine: The Evolution of Grand Strategy

100. Russia’s War in Ukraine: War and Society