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Europe Umpiring Others’ Game, Short of Entering the Pitch
Europe accounts for just five percent of global artificial-intelligence compute capacity, and its planned projects will barely change this share.
Five Percent of Capacity Is All European AI
European officials have set October 2026 as a deadline for achieving results in rebalancing trade relations between the European Union and China. The deadline nears, but Beijing is again betting Europe won’t push back.
China Bets on Europe Missing the October Deadline, Too
There is one solution: Brussels should offer to scrap the sustainability reporting rules that overburden American energy exporters.
Will Brussels prefer to accommodate Trump so as to prevent a ban on diesel exports to Europe?
Europe concludes raw materials partnerships, but most of them remain on paper only.
Europe’s Raw Materials Partnerships Remain on Paper
Vučić threatens with a Balkans crisis. Brussels cannot afford yet another crisis at its borders.
Vučić and Serbia Forcing the EU to Hear Their Position on EU Accession
Being on the outside is the same as being taken for a ride. The news hit like an ice cube sliding all the way down your spine: Warren Buffett, the wizard of finance, is retiring.
Warren, The Oracle Of Omaha. Son Of A Businessman And Senator
Europe discusses what kind of artificial intelligence it should fear. While it argues, the regulations fall behind the models.
Europe Wondering What AI to Fear
Bills we can no longer pay, fuel and groceries rising every month, and ultra-cheap goods flooding our stores. Meanwhile, anger and loneliness become fuel for parties that always blame the weakest,and a wealthy few keep getting richer.
The Heirs And The Rest Of Us
The price of every commodity breaks down into the three factors of production: wages, profit and rent.
Economics And Finance
This has evolved from a legitimate instrument into a violation of international law.
Europe in a Global Crisis of Forced Displacement
France has acknowledged that war is also fought in the minds. But it still lacks a doctrine to accommodate this finding.
France Late to Fight for Minds
The current system of governments intervening after catastrophes, while private insurance coverage becomes increasingly expensive, is inefficient.
Climate Damage Could Become a New European Fault Line
