Artificial Intelligence´s Leftwing political biases
With the replacement of search engines but also websites like Wikipedia as the main source of information to people – it is crucial to understand …
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Siemens: Germany’s industrial survivor
Germany is down but Siemens stayed on top Last week, German company Siemens bought the American firm Altair, a software provider in the AI-driven industrial …
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Turkey and Germany Battle for the döner Kebab
Germany and Türkiye are fighting over perhaps Europe’s most beloved fast-food, döner kebab. The question is: who owns the meat typically served on bread throughout …
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Chinese passenger trains in Europe?
Passenger trains manufactured in China by state-owned company CRRC Corporation Limited, world’s largest railway manufacturer, have started transporting passengers in the EU for the first …
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Pressure on UK for Slavery Reparations
There is mounting pressure on the United Kingdom for slavery reparations. The Case for British Reparations In recent weeks, Caribbean and African nations, British MPs, …
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Trump tariff Threat to the EU economy
With the US elections approaching next week, let’s examine how one of Donald Trump’s key policy proposals might affect Europe’s economies. As we know from …
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Spain’s Mass Regularisation of Latinos
In migration news, Spain is planning the largest regularisation of illegal immigrants in its history. A law supported by Spain’s coalition parties would allow around …
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Northvolt’s Battery Trouble
The EU’s Battery Ambitions Europe’s battery industry is in trouble. Swedish battery manufacturer and developer Northvolt, Europe’s biggest battery start-up and best hope for homegrown …
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The Plan to Save Europe’s Economy
Europe is killing its companies. On the 9th of September Mario Draghi released his much anticipated report on European competitiveness. It aimed to be a …
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