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FOCUS: EUROPEAN ELECTIONS 2024 #Vision4EU
➡️ REWATCH: Visions for Europe: Economic expert debate for the 2024 EU elections
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➡️ LISTEN: What visions for Europe? Unpacking EU parties’ economic strategies
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Join us in exploring the Chinese economy as an Affiliate fellow at Bruegel.
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FOCUS: EUROPEAN ELECTIONS 2024 #Vision4EU
➡️ REWATCH: Visions for Europe: Economic expert debate for the 2024 EU elections
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➡️ LISTEN: What visions for Europe? Unpacking EU parties’ economic strategies
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🎙️ Climate change, the next big financial threat

Stavros Zenios highlights how fiscal stability warrants deeper analysis and how transparency is crucial in public finance.

Listen to the full episode with Rebecca Christie and Rolf Strauch
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🆕In this piece, Ben McWilliams Simone Tagliapietra and Georg Zachmann assess the energy proposals discussed in the #Letta report

They argue that the proposals are compelling and should be implemented to strengthen the integrity of the energy union
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🇨🇳Are you interested in EU-China relations, the Chinese economy and you like working with data?

Then apply to join Bruegel's #China research team as an Affiliate fellow to work on the Dealing with a resurgent China project (DWARC)

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🎙️ Climate change, the next big financial threat

Rolf Strauch discusses how the EU can protect itself from future shocks and keep its sovereign debt backstops ready to meet future needs.

Listen to the full episode with Rebecca Christie and Stavros Zenios
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🎙️ In the latest Bruegel “The Sound of Economics” podcast, ESM Chief Economist Rolf Strauch spoke with Stavros Zenios and Rebecca Christie about how climate change is a rising threat to European financial stability and how the EU can deal with it.

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As discussions evolve around #Draghi 's 'competitiveness report' and the #lettareport , read Maria Demertzis' column from January in which she writes that the new EU leadership should prioritise
scale, strategy and skills over the second half of the 2020s

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🎙️Climate change, the next big financial threat

Climate change is a rising threat to European financial stability, says ESM chief economist Rolf Strauch. Listen to the podcast conversation with Rebecca Christie and Stavros Zenios. #ESMeuro

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🇪🇺EU #competitiveness is being discussed today at the EU special sitting of the European Council

Read the recent paper written by David Pinkus, Jean Pisani-Ferry, Reinhilde Veugelers Georg Zachmann, Simone Tagliapietra and Jeromin Zettelmeyer

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🖋️To ensure economic security, the EU will need to use the until recently discredited concept of industrial policy. But it will have to use it wisely if such policies are to make a difference to the EU’s economic growth, writes Maria Demertzis

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🎙️There is a Special European Council on the 17 and 18 of April where EU leaders will discuss economy and competitiveness issues, Ukraine, Türkiye, the Middle East and Lebanon.

On the agenda in this special sitting is the EU's solidarity with Ukraine and EU leaders will address