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Geopolitics is back
How can the EU secure its position in a world where competition from major economies like the US and China is tougher than ever? With challenges such as the technological race, the green transition, rising energy prices, and global pressures, the EU stands at a crossroad. How can the EU create economic growth and jobs without compromising on climate goals, social rights, and fair market conditions?
How does the EU find the balance?
Green technology and digitalisation are set to drive the future of Europe, but is the EU ready to take the lead? And how does the EU balance its ambitions with a global economy increasingly characterised by protectionism and state subsidies?
Join a pan-European debate
Take part in our online debate, where experts from three EU member states – Croatia, Belgium, and Denmark – will explore these critical questions. The expert from Belgium will be announced soon.
Derek Beach
Derek Beach is a professor at the Department of Political Science at Aarhus University in Denmark, where he among other things researches in EU and Europe, the EU institutions, EU politics, EU treaties, referendums and EU integration processes.
Vedrana Pribičević
Vedrana Pribičević is a MSc at Zagreb School of Economics and Management i Croatia. She is currently a Ph.D. student at the Faculty of Economics and Business at University of Ljubljana. Her research is within the field of economics and macroeconomics
Bart Veys
Bart Veys is head of policy at European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST Association) in Brussels, Belgium.
The debate is online and is a part of a three-year international project under Erasmus+ between Democracy in Europe Organisation (DEO) from Denmark, CROSOL from Croatia and Europahuis Ryckevelde from Belgium.
