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1. Attracting and retaining talents in the EU What role can the EU play in ensuring a sustainable and competitive ecosystem for labour migration?

2. Europe’s Energy and Resource Challenge The Arctic Is Part of the Solution

3. Stabilizing the European Continent Reflections on the Future of EU Enlargement

4. Beyond the Brussels Effect: Supporting the International Case for a Value-based Digital Market

5. Turkish Foreign Policy and the EU An Everlasting Candidate Between Delusion and Realities

6. European Council Conclusions

7. Why Belgium Needs a Cyber Command

8. Refining the EU’s Geoeconomic Approach to Trade Policy

9. The War against Ukraine and European Defence: When will we square the circle?

10. Keeping the OSCE Alive

11. The New Force Model: NATO's European Army

12. Russian Spring 2022 Recruitment Cycle

13. Preventing the Critical Minerals Crisis

14. Tanks versus Banks: Russian Military versus EU Geoeconomic Power

15. A European Defence Summit in May 2022: From Compass to Capabilities

16. A Brussels Declaration for an “Ever Closer Union”

17. Putin Is Creating the Multipolar World He (Thought He) Wanted

18. Russian Grand Strategy and how to handle it

19. From one master of survival to another: a tardigrade’s plea for NATO2030

20. For a New NATO-EU Bargain

21. Expanding the Reach of the Special Forces with a Gender-Mixed Deep Development Capability (DDC): Identifying Challenges and Lessons Learned

22. TINA for Putin – Or is there an alternative?

23. The EU-MENA Partnership: Time for a Reset

24. Breaking the Law of Opposite Effects: Europe’s Strategic Autonomy and the Revived Transatlantic Partnership

25. Towards cutting-edge European humanitarian leadership

26. The EU and Russia: A New Foreign Policy for the “Carcass”?

27. Toward a meaningful metric: replacing NATO’s 2% defence spending target

28. EU and NATO Strategy: A Compass, a Concept, and a Concordat

29. What Belgium Can Do: Proposals for the National Security Strategy

30. A transition for the citizens? Ensuring public participation in the European Green Deal

31. The external representation of the EU: A simple matter of protocol?

32. The EU and China: Sanctions, Signals, and Interests

33. A New Start for EU-US relations?

34. How the Strategic Compass can Incubate a European Prototype for Burden Sharing

35. ‘Greening’ the EU’s cultural diplomacy: Uncovering the potential of the culture-climate nexus

36. How 2400 Pages of Tech Industrial Policy will change Transatlantic Relations

37. A Revised European Semester under Centralised Management: the Risk of Overlooking Social Policy

38. The Strategic Compass: Entering the Fray

39. Seven Steps to European Defence, Transatlantic Equilibrium, and Global Europe

40. Readiness as a Mission: Implications for Belgian Defence

41. Belgian Troops for Takuba: What’s at Stake?

42. Building blocks for regional cooperation on Transitional Justice

43. The End of ‘Business as Usual’? COVID-19 and the European Green Deal

44. COVID-19 and the Climate – Energy Nexus

45. Remolding China’s ‘Empty’ Belt and Road Initiative: An Opportunity for the EU

46. No Pain, No Gain: Taking PESCO to the Gym

47. Rethinking EU institutions’ rules of procedure after COVID-19

48. What can the EU expect from the new Belgian government?

49. What can the EU expect from the new Belgian government?

50. Combat Air Systems for the 21st Century: A Shared Stake for Europe

51. Revisiting EU Climate and Energy Diplomacy: A Starting Point for Green Deal Diplomacy?

52. Biden’s World? Views from the United States, China, Russia, and the European Union

53. From emergency remote learning to a new digital education action plan: an EU attempt to mainstream equality into education.

54. EU cyber partnerships: Assessing the EU strategic partnerships with third countries in the cyber domain

55. Between Rome and Sibiu: A Trajectory for the New European Narrative

56. Is there an escape from ‘Ever Closer Union’?

57. How to make the most of the EU’s financial potential ?

58. A Dublin IV recast: A new and improved system?

59. An uphill struggle? Towards coordinated EU engagement with China’s Belt and Road Initiative

60. The Juncker Plan 2.0 : the Belgian view

61. Plan B after Brexit – What Britain can expect negotiating a Swiss-type arrangement with the EU

62. Forgotten lessons for the Eurozone

63. The rise of single motherhood in the EU: analysis and propositions

64. The EU approach to Gender: Limitations and alternatives

65. The summit of our ambition? European defence between Brussels and Wales

66. Building European Defence: An Architect and a Bank

67. Cardiff: Birthplace of a new Transatlantic Narrative?

68. A Eurozone Subcommittee in the European Parliament: high hopes, low results?

69. The impact of the withdrawal from Afghanistan on Russia's security

70. The role of the European Union in the world

71. Institutional reform in the EU

72. Is the EMU ready for future shocks? An overview of available backstops

73. The case for a European social union

74. From Lampedusa to the Post-Stockholm Programme: Difficult European solidarity in the field of migration

75. Twenty eight national elections for a Parliament in constant evolution

76. What future for the eurozone? Combining discipline, solidarity and institutional reforms

77. The Belgian parliaments and EU affairs: the reasons behind their limited involvement

78. Re-designing the European Climate and Energy policies post-2020

79. The German Constitutional Court's decision about the European Central Bank's OMT mechanism: A masterpiece of judicial arrogance

80. The European Parliament: it has to do with you