As EU trade chief Maroš Šefčovič meets Chinese officials to address mounting trade imbalances, Andrew Small, director of the Asia Programme at the European Council on Foreign Relations, warns that Beijing may seek to delay European action through selective concessions. The real challenge, he argues, is whether Brussels can turn its emerging political consensus into an effective industrial defense
As EU trade chief Maroš Šefčovič meets Chinese officials to address mounting trade imbalances, Andrew Small, director of the Asia Programme at the European Council on Foreign Relations, warns that Beijing may seek to delay European action through...
Speaking from the Pnyx Hill overlooking the Acropolis, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a message about the future of the West: reclaiming critical supply...
From Amodei’s warning about the risks of artificial intelligence to the words of Pope Leo XIV, who calls for defending the “spark of humanity”, the debate on AI is...
EU budget negotiations, energy security and the southern flank dominated the MED9 summit in Split. Italy pushed for greater fiscal flexibility, while Mediterranean leaders sought common ground ahead of next week's European Council
“At those latitudes, one can sense the background noise of things happening in the shadows, such as attacks on underwater infrastructure: these make it necessary for us...
The Festival del Cambiamento highlighted the interconnectedness of energy, geopolitics, national security, innovation, and industrial competitiveness. Discussions...
