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23/10/2026

AI, automation and public authority

Beyond the hype of algorithmic decision-making in the Nordic Welfare State
23/10/2026

Data rights are workers’ rights

A GDPR guide to push back on workplace monitoring
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03 NOV 2026

Geofeminism and the WPS agenda: Lessons from the SWANA region

Brussels, Belgium (Expert meeting)
04 NOV 2026

Education in times of AI and Big EdTech

European Parliament (Expert Meeting)
01 DEC 2026

Multilevel governance for European industrial policy

Genoa, Italy
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16/09/2026

FEPS Reacts: State of the European Union 2026

The 2026 State of the Union felt more like ‘von der Leyen I’ than ‘von […]
05/06/2026

Call for a progressive EU enlargement

Friends of the Western Balkans' Joint Statement
05/03/2026

The new EU Gender Equality Strategy 2026-2030

Commentary by the Feminist Foreign Policy Progressive Voices Collective (FFPPVC)
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28/08/2026

Translating Chinese lessons for scaling EU industrial innovation with Cornel Ban

Europe is good at creating new technologies and innovative ideas, but too often European companies […]
05/06/2025

🇵🇸 What FUTURE are we giving GAZA’s children? With Palestinian academic Omar Shaban

📺🔊 Available on YouTube, Spotify & Apple Podcast 🇵🇸 “What about the 6th of October? […]
05/06/2025

🇵🇸 What FUTURE are we giving GAZA’s children? With Palestinian academic Omar Shaban

📺🔊 Available on YouTube, Spotify & Apple Podcast 🇵🇸 “What about the 6th of October? […]
28/04/2023

#133 FEPS Talks ‘The successes and critical aspects of the NextGenEU’

Jérôme Creel, Director for Research at Sciences Po, OFCE and David Rinaldi, FEPS Director of […]
10/03/2023

#130 FEPS Talks ‘Political fragmentation: Do the voters simply switch sides?’

In this episode, Tarik Abou-Chadi, Associate Professor at the Nuffield College, Oxford, engages in a […]
18/06/2020

#36 FEPS Talks ‘Inequalities and health: a worrisome tie worsened by the pandemic’