Category: 3. Europe

Amid rising geopolitical tensions and increasing instability, the economic resilience and competitiveness of Europe’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have become paramount for Europe’s economic growth and global…

Between 2021 and 2024, when energy prices spiked in the wake of the pandemic and Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Europe’s fossil-fuel import bill increased by €930bn, a report by the think tank Ember published on Thursday (16 October)…

Neue Regierungserklärung, alte Herausforderungen: Friedrich Merz nutzt seinen Auftritt im Bundestag, um außenpolitisch Flagge zu zeigen, von der Ukraine über Verteidigung bis Bürokratieabbau. Hans von der Burchard analysiert, welche Botschaften der Kanzler vor dem EU-Gipfel…

European leaders have grand ambitions to reduce the continent’s reliance on sensitive technologies from abroad. Today, they are debating an update to the European Chips Act, which was finalized in 2023 and allocated billions of euros to…

An experimental gene therapy has successfully treated dozens of children with a rare and fatal immune disorder, a promising sign that it could one day be defeated.

The study included 62 children with adenosine…

Just below Lisbon’s colorful Alfama neighborhood, with its narrow, winding streets, echoes of Moorish alleys, and buildings dating back to the 18th century, stands the symbol of the new Portugal — the shining new Beato Innovation…

“Trade falls under the exclusive competence of the European Commission acting on behalf of all EU member states,” said Commission spokesperson Olof Gill. “We will respond appropriately, as we always do, to any measures taken against one or…

As a result, the PES congress will tiptoe around the issue.

“Migrants are increasingly criminalized and used as a scapegoat for social and economic hardships and to justify discriminatory policies,” reads the sole reference to the topic…