Five proposals for abundant and cheap energy
By Samuel Furfari, formerly a senior official at the Energy Directorate-General of the European Commission (1982-2018), Professor em. at Université libre de Bruxelles and...
Is Portugal sliding into socialist authoritarianism?
By Miguel Silva, Director of conservative Portuguese think tank Trezeno Institute and a local councilman affiliated with the CHEGA party. His career includes several...
A comparison of the two contenders vying to lead Britain
On the 5th of September, we will know who will succeed Boris Johson as the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, after 175.000...
A closer look at the poor track record of Spanish PM...
By Spanish economist and entrepreneur José Ramón Riera
In my first article for Brussels Report, I take a look at the track record of Spanish...
Europe cannot fix the food crisis on its own
By Polish MEP Ryszard Czarnecki (ECR – PiS)
In this opinion piece for Brussels Report, MEP Czarnecki urges the EU to ask its partners to...
EU tackling state aid is becoming ever more politicised
The EU was never perfect when it comes to policing state aid, but at least in the past, it regularly stopped member state governments...
“Looking back at the Conference on the Future of Europe”
Research paper authored by Pieter Cleppe, provided to the European Parliament
To counter forced labour in supply chains, a targeted approach is...
An important part of the debate on how the West and its democratic allies can avoid forced labour in supply chains revolves around whether...
European governments and the EU are fuelling the cost of living...
By Adam Bartha, Director of EPICENTER, the network of leading European free-market think tanks.
The cost of energy, food, and housing is skyrocketing – and...
The end of an era
The resignation of Boris Johnson as British Prime Minister was not unexpected, but it still caused quite a stir, also because how strongly the...
