When entering is easy but leaving is impossible: regulatory asymmetry hindering digital investment in Europe
The widening gap between telecoms’ investment needs and their ability to fund them amid intense price competition.
Future of Europe
Roundtable “Do we need a digital Euro?”
Roundtable organised by Elcano Royal Institute and the Austrian Society for European Politics about the digital euro.
Returning to Sargent: United States then, Europe now
Europe’s fiscal union is an unfinished project: without its own revenue and a common fiscal capacity, strategic autonomy lacks credibility.
Relearning the language of power: how the EU can turn trade into geoeconomic deterrence
EU still holds key geoeconomic leverage but must shift to deterrence and alliances to shape the emerging global order.
Gibraltar set to feel the impact of its new reality
The EU-UK treaty on Gibraltar will enter provisionally into force, avoiding a hard and not a fluid border and its economic consequences.
Conversation ‘Europe’s competitiveness in a changing global order’
A conversation with Teresa Ribera on the EU’s competitiveness in a changing global order, to mark the 25th anniversary of the Elcano Royal Institute.
Japan-Europe cooperation against foreign information manipulation and interference: prospects and challenges
Japan-Europe cooperation against foreign information manipulation is justified by shared interests in preserving an open, rules-based international order.
Eurobonds for European strategic autonomy: a financial proposal with geostrategic foundations
The market for Eurobonds is Europe's window of opportunity to escape the institutional trap in the face of external threats.
Risk without borders: the malicious use of AI and the EU AI Act’s global reach
EU AI Act is an important step for AI governance, but its reach and global influence will be constrained by implementation and design hurdles.
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