
The Euro’s Paper Empire: Germany’s Big Bond Gamble
Without fundamental reforms and a return to market-oriented policies, Germany—and with it the euro zone— will continue to lose ground.

Without fundamental reforms and a return to market-oriented policies, Germany—and with it the euro zone— will continue to lose ground.

The World Health Organization says its pandemic agreement doesn’t stand on the toes of sovereign nations, but may need to do some convincing ahead of ratification.

The ESA Director General wants to propel Europe to a prominent position in the global space race with an investment of 21 billion euros.

While Brussels pushes for cautious de-escalation, Germany’s incoming chancellor is taking a bolder path—reviving a controversial pact and testing EU unity on trade.

Romania has “learned the necessary lessons” from last year’s annulled election and will conduct the next one according to “democratic standards,” Interim President Ilie Bolojan promised.
The U.S. Vice President expressed his appreciation for European culture and its peoples but criticized the continent’s leaders for being “unresponsive” to their voters.
Western powers are adding fuel to the fire by pledging €21 billion to Ukraine.
Xi Jinping has urged the EU to join hands with Beijing in resisting American “unilateral bullying.”
Addressing “irritants” left over from the Biden administration crucial for “full-fledged” relations, the Russian ambassador said.
The U.S. President said his government was working on “tailored deals” with trading partners.