Interpreting the Dutch general election
The Dutch election could be a litmus test for 2024 elections. Patrick van Schie provides an insight into the November election
Read MoreThe Dutch election could be a litmus test for 2024 elections. Patrick van Schie provides an insight into the November election
Read MoreFinancial markets have inherent instability. Daniel Dăianu considers the role of AI but finds it hard to imagine a complete replacement of human judgment in monetary policy
Read MoreSome worry about the concentration of power accumulated by some charismatic leaders. Sverre Spoelstra asks how valuable is Elon Musk’s ‘charismatic’ leadership?
Read MoreDaniel Daianu asks if AI can address imbalances between needs and resources sustainably by bringing about abundance for all?
Read MoreThe EU has to manage the climate and digital transitions and achieve greater economic resilience. Maria Demertzis, David Pinkus and Nina Ruer discuss the potential EU approach to funding strategic objectives
Read MoreJavier Milei provides a forthright rejection of corporatism and socialism, and injects a much-needed defence of Western liberal values into the discussion
Read MoreUrsula von der Leyen’s message at the WEF is that countries and businesses need to closely collaborate in facing the challenges of today and tomorrow
Read MorePaul Samson, Constance de Leusse, Paul Fehlinger and Aaron Shull identify transformative technologies and argue that responsible innovation is essential because of their potential disruptive effects
Read MoreCristina Caffarra argues it would be bizarre and unusual for antitrust enforcement to regard itself as an island of stillness, and calls for a more open approach
Read MoreThe last five years has seen policymakers struggle to deal with overlapping emergencies. Cristina Caffarra discusses the changing role of antitrust
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