Europe needs an ‘Abundance Agenda’ – POLITICO

Europe needs an ‘Abundance Agenda’ – POLITICO

Surprising? Not really. While the EU accounted for over 27 percent of the world’s GDP in 1990 — more than the U.S. at the time — today, its share is a little over 17 percent. And as Europe’s economic strength shrinks, the less it can project regulatory power on the world stage — a fact … Read more

Researchers cast doubt over benefits of new Alzheimer’s therapies – POLITICO

Researchers cast doubt over benefits of new Alzheimer’s therapies – POLITICO

Eli Lilly and Biogen could not immediately be reached for comment. These drugs have also divided regulators. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved lecanemab last year and donanemab this year. Last month, however, the European Medicines Agency opposed a license for Leqembi — the brand name for lecanemab — arguing that the small benefits … Read more

Mainstream parties need radical centrism — not populist mimicry – POLITICO

Mainstream parties need radical centrism — not populist mimicry – POLITICO

But while progressives may take some heart from this democratic alliance in the short-term, a lot more needs to be done than simply oppose. To win, democratic mainstream parties have to develop a new radical centrism. They need an injection of fresh ideas, fresh faces and a willingness to act on voters’ priorities with courage … Read more

A bad deal with Trump on Ukraine could at least postpone a worse one with Putin – POLITICO

A bad deal with Trump on Ukraine could at least postpone a worse one with Putin – POLITICO

This means that part of the price of Trump accepting European alliance members continuing to supply Ukraine might be a pledge to not allow the use of those weapons on targets inside Russia. Though perhaps, like now, there could be exceptions made for targets in Russia close to Ukraine’s borders — it hasn’t drawn the … Read more

Meloni was on her best behavior — now her mask is starting to slip – POLITICO

Meloni was on her best behavior — now her mask is starting to slip – POLITICO

However, the euroskeptics in Budapest or Bratislava don’t have the clout to hollow out the EU on their own. But if joined by founding members like Italy, and perhaps The Netherlands, their promise — or threat — of turning the bloc into a “Europe of nations” becomes ever more possible. Plus, for the right-wing populists … Read more

Let’s be a bit more honest about what a ‘European identity’ looks like – POLITICO

Let’s be a bit more honest about what a ‘European identity’ looks like – POLITICO

Then there’s the fact that “Judeo-Christian” as a definition is also problematic for the religion it leaves out: Islam. Muslims are as native to Europe as Christians and have been an influential force across the Continent for centuries. In Iberia, Muslims developed a syncretic culture where Jews, Christians and Muslims lived in relative harmony. They … Read more

London could become the European capital of state-owned asset seizure – POLITICO

London could become the European capital of state-owned asset seizure – POLITICO

London could become the European capital of state-owned asset seizure – POLITICO Skip to main content Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Pioneer Newz is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful owners, all materials to … Read more

Europe’s impossible trinity – POLITICO

Europe’s impossible trinity – POLITICO

We in Poland are also beginning to be impacted by all this, and the examples are multiplying. For example, the GE Power subsidiary has decided to close its foundry in Elbląg, Poland and will cease operations by 2025. All this calls into question the viability of the welfare state model. Europeans remember well the heavy … Read more

Deforestation law risks pushing Indonesia toward China – POLITICO

Deforestation law risks pushing Indonesia toward China – POLITICO

According to Chris Humphrey, executive director of the EU-ASEAN Business Council, the EUDR has caused particular anxiety in Indonesia, and while it’s good that the country was discussing issues in a joint task force with the EU, its producers may well take their business elsewhere. “Whether the EU likes it or not, they may sell … Read more

For Jews voting in Europe, there are no good choices – POLITICO

For Jews voting in Europe, there are no good choices – POLITICO

Moreover, despite what Jewish voters — a tiny minority — actually decide when casting their ballots this week, it looks like the far right is set to become more dominant in the Parliament. Analysts are predicting they could secure nearly 30 percent of all votes across the 27-country bloc. Can we really live with that? … Read more