Europe’s struggle to secure critical raw materials is not sudden—it is the result of two decades of policy neglect. While the continent built ambitious climate...
Europe faces a striking paradox: it aspires to lead the global green transition but lacks control over the minerals that make it possible. Lithium, nickel,...
Europe has spent more than a decade producing ambitious strategies for climate action, industrial renewal, digital transformation, and the circular economy. Yet in the domain...
For decades, Europe built its economic identity on a simple formula: innovation, regulation, high-value manufacturing, and environmental leadership. Advanced engineering, precision design, and ambitious climate...
For decades, Europe’s industrial strategy relied on a familiar recipe: innovation, regulation, open markets, and environmental leadership. This approach worked well in an era when...
Europe’s industrial landscape has been relatively stable for decades. Germany dominates automotive manufacturing, France leads in aerospace, Italy excels in machinery, Scandinavia champions renewable energy,...
Europe has set bold industrial ambitions for the coming decade: leading the electric mobility revolution, deploying massive renewable-energy capacity, building a resilient power grid, advancing...
The future of European manufacturing hangs on a delicate thread. As electrification, renewable energy expansion, and global competition accelerate, the continent faces an unprecedented challenge:...
Europe has long prided itself on innovation. The continent positions itself as a hub of advanced engineering, scientific leadership, and technological excellence. Yet in the...
Europe’s pursuit of critical raw materials has emerged as one of the defining foreign-policy challenges of the 21st century. As the continent accelerates its green...