-
Does Europe's payments strategy add up?
The EU institutions are pushing multiple European payments champions to compete with Visa and Mastercard. But focusing on 'sovereignty' at all costs is no strategy for success.
-
Has the IMF’s lending become too expensive for its own good? The case for a lending rate cap
The IMF risks losing relevance as multilateral provider of bailouts to countries in debt distress.
-
A European strategy for Labour
Keir Starmer will find it hard to improve the Tory Brexit deal – which most EU leaders like. But if he is willing to offer something in return, they may give him a better deal.
-
State of the Union: From Putin's war to a trade war?
If she wants the EU to be greener, fairer, and more resilient, Ursula von der Leyen, or whoever comes next, should stay away from trade spats and support a more ambitious industrial policy instead.
-
How Europe can make the most of AI
AI may raise productivity – potentially substantially. European policy-makers should do more to ensure businesses use it, by regulating to clarify liability and ensuring vigorous competition between AI companies.
10582
10579
10549
10566
10551