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Six European countries - Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands and Poland - have begun the process of creating the Capital Markets Union, an initiative that would divide the EU in two on this issue, meaning that we will have a two-speed...

After Episode 1 documented the North American model of protected industrial integration, this second episode...

Our country went through one of the most tense periods in its recent history in 2025, a year in which political instability, budgetary imbalances and inflationary pressures formed a dangerous mix that pushed the economy to the limit of support....

• January 1 

The global economy we knew in the first two decades of the 21st century - an open market where capital moved freely, technology spread rapidly, and prices and interest rates tended to converge - no longer exists. In its place has emerged a world...

The unified global economy has disappeared as a space of common rules and has been replaced by large zones governed by incompatible systems. Trade, technology, financing, and payment infrastructures now operate through strategic filters rather...

The adoption of the euro in Croatia and Bulgaria offers, for the first time since the sovereign debt crisis, a relevant test of how the euro area functions in a fragmented world.

French MEP Francois Kalfon, one of the European Parliament rapporteurs for the military mobility file, warns sharply that the infrastructure and rolling stock used in European dual mobility projects - civil and military - must come from the...

Falimentul firmelor nu mai ţine de ghinion sau de un ciclu prost, ci de aritmetica dură a datoriilor scumpe, arată datele publicate de compania de analiză a riscului de credit Coface în raportul său din ianuarie 2026 "Corporate insolvencies...

Company bankruptcy is no longer about bad luck or a bad cycle, but about the hard arithmetic of expensive debts, shows data published by the credit risk analysis company Coface in its January 2026 report "Corporate insolvencies expected to...

It does not say so directly, it does not proclaim it, and it does not assume it politically, but it acknowledges it in the careful language of the Report on financial stability risks generated by geoeconomic fragmentation, published on January 1,...

The indices of the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) entered a strong upward trend in the second part of last year, after the outcome of the presidential elections in May confirmed the country's pro-European trajectory. The BET index, which...

The second semester of last year marked our country's entry into a fiscal-budgetary consolidation phase forced by reality, after a first semester that pushed the deficit to 3.68% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and amplified the risk of a...

July 1

In fact, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's visit to Beijing these days, officially presented as a "reset” of economic relations between the United Kingdom and China, does not signal a return to globalization.

Victor Negrescu, vice-president of the European Parliament, wants the European Union to introduce a European-wide tax on the profits of companies in the online betting and gambling industry, and for the money to be explicitly directed towards...

Funds obtained by Chinese companies from overseas listings must, in principle, be repatriated to China, strengthening state control over cross-border financial flows, according to regulations adopted by the Chinese authorities at the end of last...

• Structural decline in the degree of globalization 

The unionist statements made by Maia Sandu this month should not be read merely as conjunctural political interventions, but rather as signals of a deeper reality: the Republic of Moldova's structural difficulty in functioning economically in...

The critical vulnerability of energy has become the main risk factor for the accelerated development of data centers and artificial intelligence factories in Europe, threatening to slow down the very infrastructure that the European Union...

• October 1 

The last quarter of 2025 was dominated by the effort of the Government led by Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan to keep Romania on the deficit path negotiated with Brussels and to avoid slippages that could have pushed public finances into a systemic...