Media
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Perspectives: Resetting EU economic approaches
David Henig writes his column for Borderlex about how protectionism is a bad response to a world where growth happens elsewhere and other powers are rising.
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España, a su servicio
Oscar Guinea writes his op-ed for El País on the services market in the EU.
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Europe’s AI Problem Isn’t Inventing It, It’s Using It
Oscar Guinea writes for the weekly newsletter What's Up EU on Europe's competitiveness depending less on inventing new digital technologies, and more on adopting them widely, overcoming complex regulations, and enabling swift, effective digital transformation.
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La Unión Europea y la virtud de ser aburrida
Renata Zilli writes on SPR Informa on the European Union's strength being its institutional stability, not charisma.
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How the new globalisation affects UK-EU relations
David Henig considers how the UK's relationship with the EU might be impacted by changes in the global order via UK In a Changing Europe.
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The economic consequences of the UK’s unchecked rise in mass litigation are real
Fredrik Erixon argues for The Global Legal Post that mass litigation in the UK is rising sharply, driven by regulatory changes and external funding, posing growing economic risks, costs, and challenges for businesses and innovation.
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Perspectives: Mercosur ratification is a make or break moment for the EU
David Henig writes for Borderlex on how ratifying the EU-Mercosur deal is crucial for EU unity, balanced trade, and global influence, despite nationalist opposition and agricultural concerns.
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What do Ursula von der Leyen and Nick Clegg agree on?
Oscar Guinea writes in Encompass about Ursula von der Leyen state of the union address and her plans for the EU single market in services
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Draghi saw the meteor coming. One year on, Europe still won’t look up
Andrea Dugo writes for Euractiv about how Europe faces economic stagnation and competitiveness challenges; despite warnings and proposed reforms, decisive action is lacking, risking productivity, growth, and global influence.
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Cómo eliminar una mala idea y difundir las buenas: por una UE más competitiva
Oscar Guinea writes for Agenda Pública about how to improve the quality of EU regulation.
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From Piraeus to the Western Balkans: China’s Growing Footprint in Southeast Europe
Senior Fellow Bernd Cristoph Ströhm writes for the Hungarian Conservative about how China and the EU compete for influence in the Western Balkans, with China prioritising Serbia. EU investment remains dominant, but integration frustrations persist region-wide.
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Europe must show its trade alternatives are a better model of action than Trump’s
David Henig writes for The Observer on US tariff deals with the EU limiting economic damage but adding uncertainty.