Report
11 April 2024
The impact on the European Union of Ukraine’s potential future accession
This report evaluates the impact on the EU of a possible EU accession of Ukraine, focusing on economic consequences and institutional developments.
Report
11 April 2024
This report evaluates the impact on the EU of a possible EU accession of Ukraine, focusing on economic consequences and institutional developments.
Policy brief
21 March 2024
The purpose of this paper is to review the Commission’s proposal and to contribute new ideas for ‘genuine’ own resources
First glance
17 January 2024
The EU will never become a serious geopolitical player without reducing national veto power.
First glance
21 December 2023
The compromise reached by the Ecofin Council is imperfect. But it is still a big step forward.
Analysis
07 December 2023
The EU budget needs radical reform, but certain conditions must be in place for it to succeed.
Podcast
08 June 2023
As interest costs rise, the EU should review how they are accounted for in its budget and financial framework.
Policy brief
31 May 2023
Interest rates on the EU debt have risen substantially since 2022: what are the main drivers and implications and what to do about it?
Newsletter
29 May 2023
Opinion piece
09 May 2023
Dataset
20 February 2023
External publication
24 December 2022
In 2023 we might see positive economic surprises in Europe: better-than-expected growth and lower-than-expected inflation.
External publication
13 December 2022
Presented as a new departure in EU policy-making, the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) is now in its second year of implementation.
Blog post
30 November 2022
The European Commission’s proposal for reforming the EU fiscal rules is far-reaching, but its shortcomings need to be addressed.
Blog post
17 May 2022
The European Union should take significant economic measures in response to the war in Ukraine, but a new Next Generation EU is not needed yet.
Blog post
08 February 2022
Identical European Commission assessments that EU countries’ recovery plan cost justifications are ‘medium-quality’ undermine trust in the assessments