Sunday’s vote in Serbia was about far more than filling 250 parliamentary seats. With a turnout above 67 % of some 6.5 ...

Whether the digital euro will be successful depends on monetary design but also by whether banks and other payment providers ...

Due to its bottom-up architecture, the Paris Agreement succeeded in securing broad participation but remained vulnerable to ...

Trafficking in human beings is a serious crime, often committed within the framework of organised crime. It grossly violates ...

Solar photovoltaics (PVs) are a key technology for Europe’s clean energy transition, offering deployable renewable energy at low costs, as well as independence from foreign fossil fuels. However, the ...

Ukraine’s commitment to joining the EU shapes its approach to AI regulation. The EU AI Act makes conformity assessment the operational core of AI regulation and, as part of the EU acquis, a ...

Download the final report here. Artificial Intelligence is showing enormous promise for improving our daily life. Countless applications in many sectors of the economy are already being developed and ...

Europe’s hydrogen ambition increasingly meets delivery reality. This high‑level dialogue will take stock of what has changed since last year’s CEPS annual hydrogen workshop and identifies possible ...

On 5 November 2026, CEPS will host Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis’ presentation of the second annual overview report on simplification, implementation and enforcement, in coordination with the ...

Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the leading cause of death in the EU and around the world. The irony is that many of these diseases are preventable and they often progress without people noticing ...

Europe’s debate on bank competitiveness is often framed in terms of high capital requirements. But a more fundamental challenge is the persistent fragmentation of the European banking market. Even as ...