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3 December 2025
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| N 10:57 | Bruegel — EU economics / policy diffhist +17,132 Peysepar talk contribs (Created page with "Bruegel, the Brussels-based think tank specializing in European and global economic policy, has established itself as a preeminent voice in shaping EU policy debates since its founding in 2005. Conceived as a European counterpart to influential Anglo-Saxon institutions like the Peterson Institute for International Economics, Bruegel’s mission is to produce “independent, fact-based research on economic policy” with the aim of “improving economic policy” in Europ...") | ||||
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14:57 (cur | prev) +9,860 Peysepar talk contribs (Created page with "The European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), founded in 2007, is a transnational European think tank focused on developing coherent and effective European foreign policy. It publishes research on global strategy, regional security, multilateralism, migration, and Muslim-majority regions. ECFR has become one of Europe’s most cited foreign-policy think tanks, known for its networked structure across EU capitals (Balfour, 2012).<ref>Balfour, R. (2012). The European T...") | |||
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