Commentary

The EU has set out on an ambitious path to cut energy dependence on Russia, but the plan has its own worrying pitfalls.

We would do well to remember Juan de Mariana and to echo him today in reminding modern-day leaders of both the serious evil and grave consequences of inflation.

Breakout Sessions at ERB: from a live podcast on innovation, pro and con of the Nutri-Score to NATO and security and inflation.

Even if Germany's, and Europe’s, energy situation is resolved, the long-term east-west relationship has been severely damaged.

Having mismanaged the economies and now misrepresenting the problem, central bankers and politicians in the West pray for a “soft landing” instead of a recession.

Klaus Schwab fails to understand that shareholder capitalism, has not proven so successful "despite" its profit-seeking motive but precisely because of it.

The war has reached a grinding phase. Russia still aims to subjugate Ukraine, but with Euroatlantic security at stake, the West could do more to prevent it.