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• Jacques Delors

Economic and Monetary Union: past and present

• Mario Draghi

From Trump to the European New Deal

• Maria João Rodrigues

For an “Erasmus teens”

• Claire Versini

[FR] La Cour de Justice de l’UE et la Pologne : premiers frémissements

• Martin Michelot

[FR] Controlled centers and regional disembarkation platforms: towards a breakthrough in solidarity between Member States?

• Corinne Balleix

Brexit: potential scenarios amid turbulent waters

• Nicole Koenig
• Elvire Fabry

The future of the Eurozone: cross-perspective from France and Germany

• Eulalia Rubio
• Lucas Guttenberg

Making better use of public funding: The role of national promotional banks and institutions in the next EU budget

• Eulalia Rubio
• Fleurilys Virel
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The EU’s Four Strategic Challenges

• Nicole Gnesotto

Reforming the WTO – with or without the US?

• Elvire Fabry

L’Institut Jacques Delors félicite António Vitorino, nouveau directeur général de l’OIM

Why Meseberg matters – A short explainer

• Henrik Enderlein
• Lucas Guttenberg

[FR] Migrations: what solidarity with Italy?

• Corinne Balleix

Now or Never

• Enrico Letta

The Spanish public opinions and the EU

• Daniel Debomy

[FR] Asylum seekers: “The paradox of the project of the” Vienna-Rome axis “

• Jérôme Vignon

For a Renewed CAP in Support of Sustainable Agriculture

• Jean-Christophe Bureau

EU’s multi-level system: Strengthening parliamentary voices

• Valentin Kreilinger

Saving the WTO Appellate Body or returning to the Wild West of trade?

• Elvire Fabry
• Erik Tate

Merkel on EU reform: a decryption

• Nicole Koenig
• Lucas Guttenberg
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The European ambition of President Macron and the reactions in Europe to his project

• Sébastien Maillard

Missions for EU innovation policy : why the right set-up matters

• Philipp Ständer

The MFF proposal: what’s new, what’s old, what’s next?

• Eulalia Rubio
• Jörg Haas
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