Europe’s Economic Future: Should It Follow America’s Lead or Forge Its Own Path?
The Draghi report warns of stagnation, but does Europe need more growth—or a new economic vision?
The Draghi report warns of stagnation, but does Europe need more growth—or a new economic vision?
Trump’s “America First” policies upend global order, igniting calls to tax oligarchs and disrupt international trade.
As global tensions rise, Europe faces a stark choice—build a defence force and reshape global finance or risk irrelevance.
Austerity is back—driven by politics, not economics. From the UK to Argentina and the US, the stakes are high.
Mainstream economics has shaped modern policymaking, but its failures and ideological divides reveal deeper systemic flaws.
The rapid development of new technologies is increasing pressure and forcing unlimited working time and growing stress among many workers across Europe.
The West Is Over! What This Means for Europe.
The alliance between reactionary forces and the working class is not built on shared economic interests but on a manufactured sense of cultural identity.
Fear of being left behind economically and socially proved to be potent fuel for the far-right Alternative für Deutschland, which for the first time won more votes than the Social Democrats.
Amid global autocrats and rising inequality, the European Union’s future hinges on structural reforms, ambitious investments and sustainability.
Court challenge to EU minimum wage directive exposes tensions between legal interpretation, political compromise and social policy.
Europe must balance rising defence needs with social spending, or risk political turmoil and far-right gains.
Europe must act now to secure industrial jobs, ensure a Just Transition, and strengthen social conditions.
With US power in retreat, Europe must decide: unite, or face irrelevance in a dangerous world.
Europe stands at a crossroads: unite, rearm, and lead—or risk irrelevance in a dangerous new world.
As Donald Trump dismantles free trade, Canada and Mexico face an urgent choice: endure or pivot.
Mario Draghi’s report called for bold investment and common debt issuing, but it is fuelling a dangerous deregulatory push across Europe.