CER Podcast: Unpacking Europe: One year after the Draghi report

Aslak Berg, Elisabetta Cornago, Sander Tordoir
19 September 2025

On this week’s Centre for European Reform podcast, research fellow Aslak Berg sat down with assistant director Elisabetta Cornago and chief economist Sander Tordoir to discuss where the EU stands one year after the landmark Draghi report which dissected the reasons behind Europe's sluggish growth.

They discussed Draghi’s sombre diagnosis of the European economy after what some have called the “summer of humiliation” for the European Union. 

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