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The 24th issue of INTERNATIONALE POLITIK QUARTERLY focuses on the European Union adjusting its alliances.

How will Europe and the US build and pay for the arsenals of the future?

What to do about Chinese overcapacity, EU subsidies and the electric transition

The European Commission’s new plan for business law, in context

Slow growth, high debt and the paradox of Giorgia Meloni

Europe needs long-term, patient capital to meet its investment needs. Where is the money going and how can policymakers help?

What happens when the digital euro meets the ECB’s new monetary policy tools?

How smarter planning, better funding and political trust can supercharge the EU’s energy transition

How Brussels can regulate big tech in a time of trade wars

How smarter planning, better funding and political trust can supercharge the EU’s energy transition

The 19th issue of INTERNATIONALE POLITIK QUARTERLY focuses on EU-China relations in the shadow of the second Trump administration.

A conversation on Ireland’s economic recovery, housing crisis, and international role

A conversation on Ireland’s economic recovery, housing crisis, and international role

Europe at a crossroads: security, strategy, and the future of Ukraine

Banks struggled to process payments on Friday, after an unprecedented day-long breakdown in the European Central Bank's machine underpinning trillions of euros of money movements.

Federal elections expose Germany’s economic struggle

The gutting of government statistics is a recipe for chaos.

The riches thought to lie beneath Greenland's icy terrain have been coveted for more than a century. But how easy are they to access, and will climate change make any difference?

How should the EU regulate Big Tech and Artificial Intelligence?

Does multilateralism have a future?