Europe’s Industrial Crisis: Invest Now or Accept Decline
Across 18 sectors, only aerospace and defence remain globally competitive—Europe must abandon naivety and act decisively.
Across 18 sectors, only aerospace and defence remain globally competitive—Europe must abandon naivety and act decisively.
As tariff wars and industrial crises mount, Europe must abandon austerity for investment-driven internal demand.
As EU leaders prioritise military spending, millions of industrial workers face austerity and job losses amid Europe's growing polycrisis.
Europe must act now to secure industrial jobs, ensure a Just Transition, and strengthen social conditions.
The EU faces a stark choice: invest boldly in a sustainable, competitive future or risk repeating the mistakes of austerity.
The report on European ‘competitiveness’ is good on industrial strategy but poor from a social perspective.
The far right offers no answers to the challenges Europe faces in reinvigorating its industry amid the digital and green transitions.
The choices EU leaders make in the coming years will determine whether European industry has a long-term future.
The rules for allocation of EU funds should be more transparent and provide a meaningful role for the social partners.
There’s time to avoid the carnage of employer-led restructuring following the pandemic—but only if workers and unions set the agenda.