Centre for European Policy Studies5d
The EU retail payment compass – let’s lead the way
The EU payments sector has changed significantly over the past decades. Payments have progressively become more digital to ...
Centre for European Policy Studies1d
Kosovo’s Path to the EU: Advancing Democracy, Security, and Economic Growth
As Kosovo progresses on its path toward European integration, it faces both challenges and opportunities in strengthening democracy, ensuring security, and fostering sustainable economic growth. This ...
Centre for European Policy Studies6dOpinion
The EU’s competitiveness drive could turn quality jobs into a mirage
In the wake of the Draghi report and the EU Competitiveness Compass, ‘competitiveness’ is again dominating debates about the ...
Centre for European Policy Studies7dOpinion
Europe’s retail payments are a success story – we need to keep it that way
We’re undergoing a global transformation marked by competition for resources, value chain shifts, geopolitical tensions, ...
Centre for European Policy Studies12d
Unpredictable tariffs by the US: implications for the euro area and its monetary policy
What are the likely consequences of uncertain US tariffs on the euro area economy and its monetary policy? The economic ...
ceps.eu7d
Civic mobilisation in the EU candidate countries: Georgia and Serbia
For months, Georgia and Serbia – both EU candidate countries – have seen waves of civic demonstrations. What’s fuelling these protests? How have they evolved, and how has the EU responded? This event ...
ceps.eu6d
Digital sovereignty and Standardisation: Europe between innovation, security and competitiveness
Securing Europe’s digital sovereignty requires reducing dependencies on non-EU players and will enable the EU to protect individual rights and its societal values ...