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The EU is trying to stem the Chinese influx with import duties and anti-dumping measures. For a long time, the EU member states were not on the same page.

An EU-fist against China?

In his weekly column N. Peter Kramer writes that unfair Chinese competition threatens to wipe EU industry of the map.

With Ukraine’s severely diminished access to early warning intelligence following U.S. restrictions, its interceptor stocks running low, and its Starlink satellite access reportedly being throttled at the behest of the Trump administration, Russia is trying to press its advantage as winter arrives.

Containing Escalation in the Black Sea

Russia is testing the waters of NATO’s mutual defense clause. What do strikes in Romanian territorial waters mean for the alliance’s posture toward Moscow?

Conveniently, it would also be for the 70th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome – establishing the European Economic Community, the foundation for what has since become the EU.

All roads lead to Rome

Giorgia Meloni could bring an EU summit to Rome in March, potentially just weeks before Italians head to the polls in an early spring election

Almost half (49%) of companies do not trust artificial intelligence or automated systems for decisions related to workforce or staff matters. Some of these obstacles are addressed by existing EU rules

Majority of Europeans think AI requires "careful management"

European businesses rely increasingly on artificial intelligence (AI). That is what the results of the latest Eurobarometer survey tell us.

Underneath all of this sits one shift: from inheritance to legitimacy. Shares can be transferred overnight. Authority cannot. Employees, markets, professional managers and, frankly, the other relatives now expect successors to prove themselves, through operating responsibility, a venture of their own, time spent outside the family firm or serious international exposure.

A model for Asian century superclans succession?

We like to say the Asian Century will be decided by semiconductors, supply chains, defence and demographics

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