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An electricity pylon stands on May 02, 2024 near Altentreptow, Germany. Germany is investing in the expansion of its electric grid as it increases renewable energies production capacity. On any given day Germany produces between 30% and 65% of its electricity from wind and solar. The German government has set 2038 as the cutoff for shuttering its remaining coal-fired energy production. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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Wired for the future: building Europe’s next-gen electricity grid

How smarter planning, better funding and political trust can supercharge the EU’s energy transition

Rebecca Christie, Conall Heussaff and Georg Zachmann

23 April 2025

energy European Green Deal

BELGRADE, SERBIA - AUGUST 03: A view from the Serbian capital Belgrade's oldest neighborhood, Dorcol, located along the right bank of the Danube River, which displays a feast for the eyes and heart with a rich history and diverse culture on August 03, 2024. Residents live among architectural works from past centuries, spanning the Ottoman Empire, and the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Austria-Hungary eras. (Photo by Filip Stevanovic/Anadolu via Getty Images)

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The Western Balkans: a region in waiting

Stalled integration but a new growth plan for six countries bound to the EU by culture and geography

Rebecca Christie, Anna Fiore, Simonida Kacarska and Nina Vujanović

16 April 2025

European neighbourhood policy

Future talks on debt relief for Greece will focus on the debt's net present value, Greek deputy central bank governor Ioannis Mourmouras told a business conference on Tuesday, 1st December 2015. He also said that once Greece completes reforms agreed with creditors under the first review of its bailout program, it could benefit from the European Central Bank's bond-buying program. (Photo by Michaud Gael/NurPhoto) (Photo by NurPhoto/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

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Greece's debt crisis: a decade of resilience

Ten years after: economic growth, political change and the path forward for Greece

Rebecca Christie, George Papaconstantinou and Eleni Varvitsioti

09 April 2025

Euro crisis euro area

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Trump’s tariffs and the EU

How should the EU respond to the US tariffs?

Rebecca Christie, Uri Dadush, Ignacio García Bercero and Niclas Poitiers

03 April 2025

trade policy transatlantic relations

The flags of the European Union (L) and China stand side by side at the Chancellery on June 20, 2023 in Berlin, Germany. The German and Chinese governments are holding consultations today in Berlin. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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How the war in Ukraine is reshaping EU-China relations

How the war is influencing Europe’s strategic and economic ties with China and Russia

Alicia García-Herrero, Ivana Karásková, Elina Ribakova and Yuyun Zhan

26 March 2025

security EU-China relations global governance

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