PromethEUs network workshop organized to discuss the state of the art of the digital transformation process in Greece, Italya, Portugal and Spain.
This analysis explores the reasons behind China’s transformation, what it means for the WTO and the ongoing discussion on China’s approach to WTO reform.
The EU has decided to pursue an Economic Security Strategy and is learning the hard way to reduce dependencies on geopolitical rivals.
The Elcano Royal Institute analyzes the prospects for the international panorama and the short-term challenges for Spain's external action.
The international semiconductor agenda is more than a matter of US-China rivalry. The EU plays a major role.
Economic security risks can be best addressed by deepening European integration maintaining openness and narrowly defined interventions.
Evidence shows that China and the US are racing over the global competition on generative AI, although this is not a much explicit issue.
The EU has developed a Semiconductor Strategy, but the role of Member States is critical for the success of the European semiconductor policy.
The private sector has brought glad tidings to the Spanish economy over the last decade, with a sustained rise in surpluses.
With the proclaimed ‘shift’ in global economic thinking taking place, Europe finds itself in a mess of geopolitical predicaments.
This paper proposes 10 principles to facilitate covering the EU’s additional investment needs for the coming years.
The financial turmoil unleashed following the collapse of the SVB offers a perspective to understand the resilience developed by Latin American banks.
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