Steven Dhondt Bart Los Emilie Rademakers @UZierahn The GI-NI project has produced its fourth Policy Brief: Globalisation: Ways to cope with the unequal distribution of gains and losses Read it here: gini-research.org/wp-content/upl…

📢 WE ARE HIRING 📢 Open research position at our financial markets and institutions unit! 📌 If you are passionate about financial policy analysis, have a Master’s degree in Economics, Finance, Data Science, or a related field, and at least two years of professional experience

Steven Dhondt Bart Los Emilie Rademakers @UZierahn The GI-NI project has produced its fifth Policy Brief; Shaping tomorrow’s workforce: EU policy priorities for skills Read it here: gini-research.org/wp-content/upl…

🇪🇺Competividad, autonomía estratégica y seguridad económica. Conceptos que suenan cada vez con más fuerza en Bruselas. La UE quiere estar preparada para no quedar atrás frente a Estados Unidos y China 🗣️Judith Arnal 🗣️Cinzia Alcidi 🗣️Alicia GarciaHerrero 艾西亞 📻 rtve.es/play/audios/ci…

Nobody has their slides ready a week before! 🫠

🔹 Anticipate future skills demands 🔹 Promote and Embrace Lifelong Learning 🔹 Enhance Labour Market Integration 🔹 Address Redistribution Impacts These are some of the recommendations of the latest policy brief by Cinzia Alcidi, which reflects on the current understanding of

🗳️ As citizens across member states cast their votes for the #EUelections2024, several critical issues will take center stage. Our latest publications provide in-depth analysis and insights into the most pressing topics, including the lead candidate procedure, Europe’s digital

As brilliant a takedown of Trump as I’ve ever seen Soak it up….

Rise and shine, it's democracy time! ⛅🗳️ Last call to #UseYourVote in the #EUelections2024. People in 21 countries are heading to the polls today - will you be one of them? 🇪🇺

As the #EuropeanYearOfSkills officially concluded in May 2024, and we prepare for the #DecadeofSkills, it is good time for reflection: focus on #skillsintelligence and the impact of #AI on labour markets and the workplace Transformations_H2020

"This is one heck of a chess move by Emmanuel Macron. Whether it succeeds or not, it will make history." 📰 Read the latest op-ed by Pierre-Alexandre Balland in euronews on the French legislative elections. euronews.com/my-europe/2024…

This quite an interesting reading. Highly recommended 👇

📚 The European Year of Skills may have ended, but the focus on skills is just beginning. ✍️ Our new policy brief by Cinzia Alcidi explores the path to a ‘Decade of Skills’, providing insights on the current understanding of skills and their impact on labour market dynamics,

📆 Full house for our event on #cohesionpolicy today! We explored options for enhancing flexibility and how can these options be implemented with: 📌 Eulalia Rubio and Cinzia Alcidi 📌 Anna Wagner, EUinmyRegion🇪🇺 📌 Friedrich Heinemann, ZEW_en 📌 Rachel Lancry Beaumont, European Committee of the Regions

💭 In light of future #MFF discussions, how can Cohesion Policy resources be optimised for efficiency and effectiveness? 📝 Plenty of insights emerged during a panel on the recent CEPS ThinkTank paper on #CohesionPolicy. 🔗 Read more: bit.ly/3BCa9OJ

🔴 LIVE NOW / The official launch of AI World has started! Andrea Renda is explaining how this project came to life and why this platform is redefining how we understand and shape the future of #AI. DISCOVER IT HERE 👉 aiworld.eu

Why does #China want the #EU to sit at the table of the #US-#Russia negotiations on the future of #UKraine?. (i) China can sell this card at a costly price to Europe; (ii) China wants a weak Russia and not a strong one that has direct access to Trump and could even become part of

We are living in the dumbest timeline ever.

⏳ TOMORROW / Our event with IEP@BU will examine the evolution of the EU’s defence strategy. From economic value to battlefield experience, it will promote a holistic angle that captures the topic’s fast-growing nuances. Join us alongside: 🎙️ Daniel Gros, CEPS 🎙️

Why do EUR 300 billion of European families’ savings leave the EU every year? My latest for EUobserver There are 2️⃣ main reasons: 1️⃣ Structural macroeconomic imbalances 2️⃣Underdevelopment of capital markets (and not so much fragmentation) 🧵with main ideas