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At least 10,000 Europeans died in a single week of June — and the response starts with street design.

The Digital Omnibus strips machinery from the AI Act’s high-risk regime, leaving worker safeguards in limbo.

Britain’s new Prime Minister blames four decades of neoliberalism for national malaise — and continental progressives should pay attention.

As the far right reshapes democracy, progressives from Berlin to Washington must decide whether cultural struggle beats technocratic caution.

For six months, Dublin can steer the EU’s affordable housing plan and €2 trillion budget — if it dares.

Taxes on wealth, crypto and financial trades could raise billions no single member state can collect alone.

A decade of evidence shows Europe’s welfare state drives growth – making calls to cut it for rearmament self-defeating.

The industrialization-led growth model is faltering. Developing economies’ best hope now lies in raising productivity across labour-absorbing services.

As welfare provision retreats, European states police the marginalised while laundering networks and corporate enablers escape scrutiny.

In Budapest, Magyar took back the flag — and showed Europe how to beat the far right.

Bruegel wants the EU to drop its manufacturing target and trust the market China spent decades engineering.

Berlin’s new growth package and pension overhaul dodge the real problem: the collapse of corporate investment and innovation.

The Commission’s upcoming proposals on carbon markets and electrification will signal whether Europe still means to decarbonise.

Ghost tickets, surge pricing, and resale fees reveal how football’s biggest event now profits from its own fans.