Draghi’s new EU reform group faces criticism over lack of Eastern European voices
The Rhine Group initiative comes at a time when the international economic environment has become considerably less favourable to Europe
The Rhine Group initiative comes at a time when the international economic environment has become considerably less favourable to Europe
How industrial policy, human capital, dense supply chains and strategic market conquest underpin China’s competitive rise
Defence and strategic sectors move ahead, but energy, digitalisation and capital markets reform remain stuck
As the Commission grants industry more time and billions in ETS relief, the new Electrification Action Plan promises lower energy bills and a fairer green transition
Brussels sounds the alarm as Chinese competition, sky-high energy costs, and regulatory burdens push Europe’s car industry to the brink
Manufacturers warn that proposed tightening threatens €1 billion in annual decarbonisation investments and EU competitiveness
Despite months of warnings and high-level retreats, EU leaders have once again chosen incrementalism over decisive action
The letter arrives as leaders discuss the Middle East escalation, its consequences for energy prices, and the EU’s broader competitiveness agenda
Leaders adopted no formal decisions, but laid crucial groundwork for addressing Europe's slipping competitiveness in a volatile global landscape
Brussels conference explores how low-quality jobs undermine social stability and hinder Europe’s competitiveness
The EU's most serious challenges stem less from external pressures and more from its own failure to match its words with action
Despite the favorable macroeconomic picture, Bulgaria is among the fastest-aging and most rapidly depopulating countries in the EU