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Mohamed El-Erian Warns of AI Bubble Risks Amid Rising Credit ‘Cockroaches’

Mohamed El-Erian, a leading economist and market strategist, has issued a stark warning about the current surge in artificial intelligence (AI) investments, suggesting that the market is experiencing bubble-like dynamics that could end

Digital

57 minutes ago

Why AI Must Be Grounded—Not Hyped—to Truly Serve Europe’s SMEs

Artificial intelligence is reshaping industries at a pace that rivals the early days of the internet. Governments are crafting regulations, corporations are racing to deploy large-scale AI systems, and global headlines continue

Economy·Europe

1 day ago

France’s First-Ever Defence Bonds Attract Robust Demand, Signalling Strong Investor Confidence

France’s inaugural defence bond issuance has drawn overwhelming investor interest, marking a major milestone in Europe’s evolving approach to national security financing. The strong response underscores investor confidence in France’s fiscal stability, its commitment

EU Launches Mandatory Relocation Program for Asylum Seekers from Spain, Italy, Greece, and Cyprus

In a landmark step toward reshaping Europe’s migration framework, the European Union (EU) has announced a new policy that will see asylum seekers relocated from Spain, Italy, Greece, and Cyprus to other member states. The decision

2 days ago

Europe

Justice on Hold? Why Budget Woes Threaten Ukraine’s Special Tribunal

In 2025, the Council of Europe and Ukraine formally signed an agreement to establish the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine — a long-anticipated mechanism designed to hold accountable

3 days ago

Europe

Major Polluters Skip COP30, Leaving Europe to Shoulder the Climate Burden

As global leaders prepare for COP30, the pivotal United Nations Climate Conference set to take place in Belém, Brazil, concerns are mounting over the absence of several major polluting nations from the summit. The no-shows, including

4 days ago

Europe·World News

Brussels Launches €3 Billion Initiative to Accelerate Green Fuels in Aviation and Shipping

The European Commission has unveiled a €3 billion funding initiative aimed at accelerating the production and adoption of green fuels for aviation and maritime transport, signaling a major step in Europe’s drive to reduce greenhouse gas

5 days ago

Business·Europe

Rutte Affirms U.S. Commitment to NATO Amid Troop Withdrawal Concerns

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has emphasized that the recent U.S. troop withdrawal from certain European deployments should not be interpreted as a reduction in American commitment to NATO, seeking to reassure allies and maintain cohesion within

5 days ago

Europe

Trump Grants Orbán a Lifeline: Hungary Secures One-Year Exemption for Russian Energy Imports

A Political and Economic Victory for Budapest In a decision that reshapes the European energy landscape, U.S. President Donald Trump has agreed to grant Hungary a one-year exemption allowing continued purchases of Russian oil, defying mounting pressure

6 days ago

Europe

Belgium Launches National Airspace Security Overhaul as Drone Threats Escalate Across Europe

Belgium is taking a major step to safeguard its skies after a series of unauthorized drone incursions exposed vulnerabilities in national and European airspace security. The country’s Minister of Defence, Ludivine Dedonder, announced that a

1 week ago

Europe

The Mystery of the Missing Billions: Europe’s Reluctance to Reveal Where Russia’s Frozen Assets Are Held

As the European Union intensifies its discussions on how to use frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, a perplexing and politically charged question has emerged: where exactly are these assets? Despite more than two

1 week ago

Europe·World News

Orban Escalates Rift With Kyiv: “Ukraine Does Not Defend Hungary,” Hungarian Leader Says in Response to Zelenskyy

The simmering tensions between Hungary and Ukraine have reignited after Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbanpublicly rebuffed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, declaring that “Ukraine does not defend Hungary” in a pointed response to recent remarks made by

1 week ago

Europe

How EU Candidate Countries Are Transforming Their Tech Policies to Align With Europe’s Digital Future

As Europe accelerates toward a unified digital market and tighter regulatory frameworks around data, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity, EU candidate countries are racing to adapt their own technology policies. From the Western Balkans to

1 week ago

Digital·Europe

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Staff Report

Mohamed El-Erian Warns of AI Bubble Risks Amid Rising Credit ‘Cockroaches’

Why AI Must Be Grounded—Not Hyped—to Truly Serve Europe’s SMEs

France’s First-Ever Defence Bonds Attract Robust Demand, Signalling Strong Investor Confidence

EU Launches Mandatory Relocation Program for Asylum Seekers from Spain, Italy, Greece, and Cyprus

Justice on Hold? Why Budget Woes Threaten Ukraine’s Special Tribunal

Major Polluters Skip COP30, Leaving Europe to Shoulder the Climate Burden

Brussels Launches €3 Billion Initiative to Accelerate Green Fuels in Aviation and Shipping

Rutte Affirms U.S. Commitment to NATO Amid Troop Withdrawal Concerns

Trump Grants Orbán a Lifeline: Hungary Secures One-Year Exemption for Russian Energy Imports

Belgium Launches National Airspace Security Overhaul as Drone Threats Escalate Across Europe

The Mystery of the Missing Billions: Europe’s Reluctance to Reveal Where Russia’s Frozen Assets Are Held

Orban Escalates Rift With Kyiv: “Ukraine Does Not Defend Hungary,” Hungarian Leader Says in Response to Zelenskyy

How EU Candidate Countries Are Transforming Their Tech Policies to Align With Europe’s Digital Future

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