Economics

A year after Mario Draghi laid out his blueprint for European competitiveness, the EU still faces a hard question: is it delivering on the promises,…

1 Year of the Draghi Report – Are We Moving Fast Enough?

Former ECB chief Mario Draghi delivered a stark message in Rimini: the EU must reinvent itself to survive in a harsher global order.

PM François Bayrou will seek a vote of confidence. In the absence of an absolute majority, this represents a real risk for the government.

A historic decision by the United Nations General Assembly marks a turning point in the global governance of artificial intelligence.

Two hundred days in the White House for Trump

Artificial intelligence is not just software, it is infrastructure. And like every critical infrastructure, it needs raw material. In this case: electricity. A lot of…

A high-level UN conference opened with an urgent call for concrete steps toward a two-state solution to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

EU braces for US tariff escalation as Parliament presses Commission

From The Hague to Warsaw, coalition cracks and power shifts are shaking up the EU’s direction on migration, defence, and Ukraine.

From Bucharest to Lisbon, two key elections delivered surprising — and telling — results about public opinion and political power balances across Europe.

Ursula von der Leyen meets UK PM Keir Starmer in London to discuss energy, trade, and defense, ahead of the upcoming EU-UK summit in May.