Europe’s Role Reversal: The Problem Economies Are Now Further North

France, the U.K. and Germany have rising budget deficits and debt, while the former crisis hot spots in the south look ...

Europe's economy shows modest growth of 0.2%, held back by laggard Germany

Europe's economy has grown by a modest 0.2% in the third quarter, according to official figures released Thursday ...

Is Europe’s spending boom fuelling a new dangerous debt spiral?

Europe's spending plans are pushing debt levels higher, fuelled by Germany’s stimulus and rising defence budgets. However, as ...
E&E

Al Gore: Fossil fuel industry exploiting Europe’s energy crisis

The former U.S. vice president warned that the EU risks locking into long-term dependence on dirty energy. BRUSSELS — The fossil fuel industry is exploiting Europe’s scramble to replace Russian gas to ...

Belgian government and European Commission to hold crisis meeting on Russian assets

Senior figures from the European Commission and the Belgian government are set to meet on Friday 7 November in an attempt to ...
Social EuropeOpinion

Europe’s Housing Crisis Threatens the Foundations of Democracy

Public institutions are sounding the alarm about the broader implications of this housing crisis for Europe’s youth.

The EU wants to help fix Europe’s housing crisis, can it?

Brussels policymakers examining changes to free governments hands to subsidise affordable housing developments ...
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Escalation in South Asia: Europe’s core interests amid crisis between India and Pakistan

Tensions between India and Pakistan are escalating after a terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam in late April. The developing crisis is creating challenges for European diplomacy, in ...
The Atlantic

Does U.S. Stand to Gain from European Economic Crisis?

Could Europe's loss be the U.S.'s gain? University of Oregon economist Tim Duy thinks so, and his opinion has given new life to the debate over how European instability and chaos might affect the ...