Economics
A European Union Everyone Wants to Enter
Climate change has a negative impact primarily on countries of southern Europe that already suffer more than others from low economic growth and an increasing debt. Europe’s climate problem is turning into an economic security issue.
Losses from Heat to Widen Inequalities in Europe
In the landscape of global capitalism, few figures exert as much singular influence over an entire continent's economy as Aliko Dangote.
The Architect of African industry, inside the empire, alliances, and controversies of Aliko Dangote
The usual pitch: at a markdown, with a hefty discount, at the factory price; don’t miss this opportunity to live off your investments; if you have money, don’t let it sit idle—your capital has to work (sic, and sic again).
SpaceX IPO: “The share price rose when the market opened, but watch out in a couple of weeks”
For generations, the rhythm of European farming was dictated by the sky, the seasons, and the physical strain of manual labour. Today, a new element is reshaping the fields of the continent: data.
The Silicon Soil, How Data And Automation Are Driving European Agtech Sales
Large-scale wildfires and EU States’ inability to combat natural disasters increase insurance risks and households’ insurance costs.
Europe’s Insurance Market in Crisis
For decades, the “Made in Italy” label on a tin of tomato puree has conjured images of sun-drenched Tuscan fields and traditional Mediterranean farming.
The red stream, how Xinjiang’s tomato empire fuels Italy’s food giants
Due to the latest economic change throughout the world, the European Union is ready to find new solutions, or the solutions they are exposed to are not sufficient to cover the real inflation that is affecting families all over the world.
The Economy Made Us Lose Our Innocence
From promises of effortless riches to Bitcoin’s trillion-dollar swings, financial markets turn uncertain. It then reveals the extraordinary concentration of global wealth and asks who truly benefits when markets rise or collapse.
We Are Poor Because We Are Morons
As 2025 draws to a close, France is heading into 2026 without a passed budget, but with a new aircraft carrier under construction and an ocean of debt in the hold.
FRANCE: THE BUDGET, AIRCRAFT CARRIERS, AND DEBT
In response to the EU’s 21st sanctions package against Russia, the People’s Republic of China has imposed restrictions on European defense industries.
China Strikes Back
A sober look at the case for common European Union debt
Common European Debt: a Fine Idea Unworkable Without True Federalization
Connections of public services directly to workers’ contributions and to the distribution of economic output between wages and profits.
WHO PAYS FOR PUBLIC SERVICES AND PENSIONS?
