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A Global Euro May Come With a Stronger Currency
As transatlantic tensions deepen and strategic autonomy gains urgency, European Union leaders are accelerating efforts to expand the global role of the euro. Discussions...
Euro Zone Aims to Boost Global Role of the Euro
Euro zone finance ministers are set to meet on Monday to discuss strategies aimed at strengthening the euro as an international currency. The European...
EU Leaders Gather to Revive Competitiveness Amid US-China Pressure
European Union leaders are meeting at Belgium’s 16th-century Alden Biesen castle for an informal “retreat” aimed at confronting a growing strategic concern: how to...
As Dollar Retreats, ECB Urges Europe to Prepare Euro for Global Spotlight
Europe needs to strengthen its financial architecture and be ready to play a larger role in global markets as the U.S. dollar retreats, European...
What Is Europe’s Purpose in a Changing World? It Must Decide Quickly
Europe is confronting a convergence of internal weaknesses and external pressures that have left it increasingly adrift in the global economy. Once broadly comparable...
Old-Economy Demands Could Slow Emerging Market Decarbonization
While the U.S. and Europe are rapidly modernizing their energy systems to power AI, data centers, and high-tech industries, many emerging markets remain anchored...
How Will Europe Respond to a U.S. Greenland Seizure?
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Key European allies are actively drafting a coordinated contingency plan to respond to a potential U.S. seizure of Greenland, as Washington's takeover threats...
Rescue Operation Underway After Migrant Boat Sinks Off Lesbos
Greek authorities have begun a search-and-rescue operation near Lesbos after seven migrants were pulled from the sea southwest of Cape Agrilia. The incident comes...
Examining the 100 years of the Concert of Europe
Examining the Origins of the Concert of Europe
This article investigates the causes that united the major European powers in 1815, leading to the establishment...
Warsaw Pact Retrospective in the Lens of International Regime Theory
The Warsaw Pact regime, once led by the formidable Soviet Union, was formed in 1955 as a “rival” to NATO. While it never engaged...