Europa

Caught between the United States and China, the island’s future also affects Europe’s autonomy in strategic raw materials and emerging global dependencies

Strong savings, low investment: without a more integrated financial system, Europe’s competitiveness will remain stalled

Over €300 billion a year do not provide enough security to the Continent: fragmentation of weapons systems prevents the EU from becoming a strategic player

In a world dominated by the US and China, to remain relevant, Europe must scale back its ambitions, focus on security and build alliances

From NextGenerationEU to European public goods, the European Union is experimenting with a new form of economic solidarity. Yet the absence of genuine political solidarity limits its ambition and credibility

New security threats and a fragmented European context are leading the EU to question its own fate and that of current policies, starting with climate policies. This will be discussed on October 14 at the annual event of the Institute for European Policymaking at Bocconi University