Ania SKRZYPEK - Foundation for European Progressive Studies
Ania SKRZYPEK, (Skrzypek-Claassens), PhD, is Director for Research and Training at FEPS. She obtained her […]| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
Ania SKRZYPEK, (Skrzypek-Claassens), PhD, is Director for Research and Training at FEPS. She obtained her […]| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
Thread of hope in troubled times The post Feminist foreign policy’s stubborn persistence appeared first on Foundation for European Progressive Studies.| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
It is with pride that we call ourselves the European progressives. It prompts us to […]| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
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In the parliamentary elections of October 2025, Social Democratic candidates ran on the lists of […] The post Czechia lacks offers and space for left-wing politics appeared first on Foundation for European Progressive Studies.| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
The 2025 Czech general election marked a significant shift in the country’s political landscape. For […] The post A vacant space on the left: the Czech elections and the deepening sovereigntist turn in central Europe appeared first on Foundation for European Progressive Studies.| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
Like many recent elections, the results of the Czech parliamentary vote have propelled the country […] The post Czech vote gives eurosceptic and populist parties a boost, not a real mandate appeared first on Foundation for European Progressive Studies.| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
Theories and concepts of peace have long been scientifically and empirically developed and proven. They […] The post Past and future peace appeared first on Foundation for European Progressive Studies.| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
How transactional deals disregard the law and corrode peace-making The post Peace for sale? appeared first on Foundation for European Progressive Studies.| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
It seems paradoxical that at a time when conflicts and tensions are increasing, policy attention […] The post What future for peace and peacekeeping in a world preparing for war appeared first on Foundation for European Progressive Studies.| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
At the April 2025 FEPS roundtable on funding for conflict prevention, I emphasised that dialogue […] The post A practitioner’s perspective on peace funding appeared first on Foundation for European Progressive Studies.| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
We are in the midst of a digital transformation. One of its consequences is that […]| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
The world is sliding into a new order where the strong impose their rule and […] The post Submission is not a strategy: Von der Leyen’s missed moment appeared first on Foundation for European Progressive Studies.| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
The EU’s 2028–2034 budget proposal centralises the new ‘shiny’ priorities of the European Commission while […] The post EU budget 2028-2034: beware of a big ugly deal! appeared first on Foundation for European Progressive Studies.| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
Decoding climate and nature spending in the Commission's proposal for the 2028-2034 EU budget| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
Nicoletta Pirozzi is Head of Programme on European Union and Institutional Relations Manager at the […]| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
László Andor is a Hungarian economist, and former EU Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion […]| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
FEPS is the think tank of the progressive political family at EU level. Our mission is to develop innovative research, policy advice, training and debates to inspire and inform socialist and social democratic politics and policies across Europe| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
This would have been the time for the EU to prove that ‘strategic autonomy’ is […]| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
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In 2025, the European Union and the People’s Republic of China mark the 50th anniversary […]| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
The 40th anniversary of the Schengen area this year places the EU in an uncomfortable […]| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
From Kyiv to Gaza to Washington, the world we live in seems to challenge an […]| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
Since 2017, Maria João Rodrigues is the President of the Foundation for European Progressive Studies […]| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
The European Commission has presented its work programme for 2025. Not least for those whose […]| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
Does regulation make Europe uncompetitive? Or is the well-protected European social model a blessing when […]| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
The ongoing debate about what this new year will bring expresses a generalised disquiet. Yes, […]| Foundation for European Progressive Studies
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