A European central fiscal capacity: the right response to Sino-US industrial subsidies
In this era of climate change and great-power rivalry, industrial policy is back and this necessarily implies greater public investment.
In this era of climate change and great-power rivalry, industrial policy is back and this necessarily implies greater public investment.
Once again, the solution to a European problem is deeper integration. Let us hope that this time EU member States realise in time.
This paper explains the fall of the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), its global shockwaves and the policy implications of the event.
The technology war between the US and China has taken a new turn as the two countries’ race to subsidise their industries gathers pace.
In a context of increasing great-power competition, the EU and India are aiming to mutually bolster their respective strategic autonomies.
The year 2023 should be marked by three significant trends in the global technology governance arena that is yet to be built.
The relation with India is one of the key partnerships that Europe needs to strengthen. However, it must accept that a ‘new India’ is emerging.
The European economy is withstanding the shock of the Russian invasion of Ukraine much better than expected.
Since the 21st century, the world economy has confronted at least three crises with a significant impact on financial stability.
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