Europe Must Adapt to Its Ageing Workforce
As the continent's birth rates decline and its population ages, policymakers face the urgent task of retaining experienced workers and adapting workplaces.
As the continent's birth rates decline and its population ages, policymakers face the urgent task of retaining experienced workers and adapting workplaces.
A razor-thin victory for the national-conservative Law and Justice Party reveals deep societal divisions and a broader erosion of centrist coalitions across the West.
A shocking upset hands Poland’s presidency to a far-right populist with a scandal-ridden past and extremist allies.
American investors are increasingly acquiring European companies, prompting calls for new ownership models to protect economic sovereignty.
A seismic shift in Portugal's 2025 elections reflects a broader Western trend: the erosion of centrist dominance and the rise of populist forces.
The EU should welcome US scholars fleeing Trump’s assault on academia—and lead in global innovation and freedom.
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Once optimistic, key European leaders who backed Donald Trump now face stinging tariffs and a new, uncompromising Washington.
Minimum wages in Central and Eastern Europe continue to rise.
A romantic Brexit reset? UK and EU edge closer to ending their brief but painful post-referendum encounter.
Soft power helped America lead the world. Trump’s wrecking ball diplomacy risks handing that role to China.
Markets, innovation, and AI are overpowering Trump’s chaos—and pushing America toward 4% growth, recession or not.
As wealth concentrates at the top, Europe must act now to defend democracy and economic stability for all.
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