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German EU policy Vote on Syria The EU & Egypt

Continuity and change in Germany's EU policy
Insight by Charles Grant, 06 September 2013
The Commons vote on Syria: The world turned upside down
Insight by Ian Bond, 04 September 2013
Europe's struggle for influence in Egypt
Insight by Rem Korteweg, 23 August 2013

Could Cyprus reignite the eurozone crisis?

Insight by Philip Whyte, Simon Tilford
22 March 2013

Financial markets have taken the latest crisis in their stride. But the ramifications of an uncontrolled Cypriot default and/or exit from the eurozone would be far-reaching.
Do Britain's European ties damage its prosperity?

Essay by Philip Whyte
22 March 2013

Leaving the EU would not resolve Britain's economic difficulties, which are mostly home-grown. However, it could turn Britain into a more closed economy.
Review of the balance of competences between the UK and the EU

15 March 2013
The EU, Russia and China
By Charles Grant
The European External Action Service
By Charles Grant
The EU’s policy towards the Middle East peace process
By Clara Marina O'Donnell
The EU and energy security
External author(s): Katinka Barysch
The EU and climate change policy
By Stephen Tindale
The EU and Iran
By Rem Korteweg
The EU and transatlantic relations
By Rem Korteweg
The UK and the single market
By John Springford
Two cheers for Beppe Grillo

Insight by Charles Grant, Simon Tilford
01 March 2013

Austerity is condemning the eurozone's periphery to slump. Italy's election is a warning: the EU must change direction, or populist revolts against its policies will gather pace.
In Mali, now comes the hard part

Insight by Rem Korteweg
22 February 2013

France and other EU countries confront four main challenges in the Mali crisis. As the EU launches a training mission, the hardest work still lies ahead.
Freeing the transatlantic economy – prospects, benefits and pitfalls

Insight by Philip Whyte
20 February 2013

The EU and the US would benefit from freeing up transatlantic commerce. To succeed, they must agree some rules of engagement and stick to them.
Why British prosperity is hobbled by a rigged land market

Insight by Simon Tilford
13 February 2013

The British have the least living space, highest office rents and most congested infrastructure in the EU-15. A rigged market for land is to blame.
Annual report 2012

Report by Charles Grant
08 February 2013

Charles Grant analyses Britain's difficult relationship with the EU and looks back on what the CER did in 2012.

Issue 91 August/September 2013

The spectre of default stalks the eurozone
by Simon Tilford

Edward Snowden's '1984'
by Ian Bond

Will the Dutch help Cameron to reform the EU?
by Rem Korteweg

Research topic

Continuity and change in Germany's EU policy

By Charles Grant

Germany's EU policy is shifting. It will seek a 'grand bargain' with France but be tougher on the Commission. Treaty change is moving off the agenda.

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