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Farmers are worried that Europe will soon be flooded with cheap (and poorly farmed) beef steaks from Brazil and Argentina. Politicians are rubbing their hands in delight, claiming that we are about to create the world’s largest free trade zone…
The European Union’s decision to borrow €90 billion to cover Ukraine’s budget and military needs has raised concerns that Latvia’s national debt will also increase as a result of this commitment. This is what economist and former Welfare Minister Gatis…
“Today, EUROSTAT officially confirmed that Latvia has finally reached the BOTTOM OF THE EUROPEAN UNION,” wrote theater director Alvis Hermanis on December 17. In his next post, Hermanis added a link to the Eurostat website.
On the 1st of January this year, Bulgaria became the 21st country of the eurozone, officially introducing the euro into circulation. From the very beginning, this step has been viewed very controversially within Bulgarian society, with critics voicing concerns about…
Aiming to reduce the impact of climate change while encouraging global partners to cut carbon emissions, the European Union (EU) approved the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) two years ago. A two-year transition period was set for its implementation, and…
On January 1, Bulgaria became the latest country to adopt the euro, bringing the Eurozone to 21 member states. Meanwhile, Poland continues to delay steps toward joining the Eurogroup. Is that the right decision? By joining the euro, Bulgaria enters…
“The world is entering a new era in which leadership in frontier technologies determines not only economic success, but also state power and societal resilience,” the authors of the report stress. Meanwhile, Europe is lagging: the United States has “17 times more computing power than Europe,” and China is investing in AI infrastructure at an unprecedented pace.