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Cut the VAT
European leaders are urged to cut VAT rates to stimulate economic growth, crucial for boosting defense spending amidst geopolitical challenges and sluggish growth.
Europe is unprepared for a US victory in Iran
European leaders find themselves unprepared for a potential US victory in Iran, which may have significant implications for the global economy and Western alliances.
Why Europe may come to miss MAGA
As the Democratic Party shifts left, European leaders may find themselves missing the stability provided by the MAGA right, fearing a loss of military support and traditional alliances.
Merz clings to a firewall his own voters have abandoned
CDU leader Friedrich Merz faces growing discontent as shifting voter support in East Germany favors the AfD, highlighting a disconnect with conservative constituents.
Morawiecki’s expulsion opens the door to a broader Polish right
The expulsion of Mateusz Morawiecki from PiS by Jarosław Kaczyński may weaken the ruling party but strengthen opposition efforts, particularly against Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Europe’s World Cup travellers come home wanting what America has
European World Cup fans returned home with a new perspective on America, impressed by its wealth, friendly people, and vast, modern stadiums, potentially influencing their views long-term.
Le Pen’s real second-round test is the comfortable bourgeoisie
Marine Le Pen's resurgence in the 2027 presidential race reveals a crucial challenge: persuading the comfortable bourgeoisie to support her over Macron's candidate.
Romania’s deadlock shows the cost of shutting out populists
Romania's government deadlock highlights the challenges traditional parties face when sidelining populists.