Mario Draghi

Trump and Russia are pushing the EU toward a “Hamiltonian moment,” where common debt helps build greater federalism.   

Mark Carney, Canada’s likely next prime minister, continues to be held in high regard across the Atlantic, where he spent the better part of the last decade.

Tailoring what governments buy is ‘one of the most important ammunitions we have’ in fighting climate change and economic decline.

Subsidies are no panacea for the continent’s economic decline and social unrest.

One German aluminum factory decided to go green and close its smelter. The EU faces a similar choice, with Europe’s future at stake.

POLITICO breaks down what the conservatives’ victory means for EU policy and cooperation ― from nuclear weapons to cannabis.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has sent its defense spending skyrocketing, and is raising fears it will attack NATO next.

Report should include a list of “concrete” policy recommendations for the sector which the European Commission would then implement.

Governments desperate for a way out of stagnation are encroaching ever more on the ECB’s turf.

Can Rome still rely on Generali and UniCredit in a crisis if they go ‘full European’?

The vogue term is “competitiveness.”

What the European Union will be squabbling about in the Commission’s upcoming term.

Stagnation, flagging competitiveness, Donald Trump — the continent is facing “an existential challenge.”

The firefighters who put out the blaze a decade ago argue that fears of a eurozone implosion are overblown — but admit that that may not stop a slow and painful European economic demise.

Five years after Brexit, Rachel Reeves will find Europe ready to talk ― as it looks for respite from some of its own troubles.

National governments don’t care for recommendations to allow telecoms giants to scale up.

European Commission team could sit within secretariat-general.