Europe’s new unanimity: Orbán doesn’t need to agree
If the Hungarian prime minister wants to go it alone, he’s very welcome to, diplomats say.
economic competitiveness
Ask not what the EU can do for markets — but what markets can do for the EU
The push for a bigger EU private money pot has become a war of attrition. But Trump and Ukraine might be the spark that finally sets it in motion.
The EU and its sovereignty: Almaraz power plant is a turning point
Losing Almaraz would be a loss for both the region and Europe. Let’s not harm our competitiveness and energy security when they are needed most.
France asks EU to delay rights, environment business rules
The call comes as Brussels has vowed to make life easier for firms complaining about excessive regulation, as the 27-nation bloc scrambles to revamp its economic competitiveness.
50 years supporting better policies for a strong social Europe
By providing specialized data and research, Eurofound has long contributed to a stronger, fairer Europe — in today’s climate, its mission has never been more essential
From Vision to Reality: TAKE-OFF shapes aviation fuel’s future [Promoted content]
The recently concluded TAKE-OFF project developed sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) by converting CO₂, water, and renewable energy into e-SAF. Offering carbon neutrality, scalability, and compatibility with existing infrastructure, it targeted reduced em…
Top10. Draghi: The EU to consider report’s proposals or face ‘slow agony’
In this episode, host Evi Kiorri and economy reporter Thomas Moller-Nielsen go through the salient parts of the report.
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