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What we can learn from Europe's response to the COVID-19 crisis

Europe came together to save citizens, businesses and member countries during the COVID-19 pandemic with bold action.

Europe’s crucial year: Will it rise to the challenge?

Between European elections, Brexit and slowing economic growth, the European Union has a fair few obstacles to overcome in 2019.

How to apply private-firm organisation to public institutions

Kalin Anev Janse on the benefits of a public-sector project with entrepreneurial tactics.

This is how World Cup sponsorship mirrors global economic shifts

As Asia's economy booms, so to does its sponsorship deals.

Voici comment l'Europe a battu la crise financière - et les risques auxquels elle est confrontée

Qu'a fait l'Europe et quels sont les risques aujourd'hui ?

How Europe beat the financial crisis – and the risks it still faces

Europe is booming, but here are the big three economic risks that could lie ahead.

Cinq grandes idées pour assurer l'avenir de l'Europe

L'année 2017 a été spectaculaire pour l'économie du continent.

These 5 big ideas could secure Europe’s future

While the start of 2017 wasn’t easy, it has now emerged as a strong year for Europe. How can the bloc carry this success into 2018?

These are the top 5 challenges for international organizations

Kalin Anev Janse, secretary general and a member of the management board of the European Stability Mechanism, considers five major challenges and why international organizations offer the...

A generation of tech natives is going to change how we manage money. Here's why

Public-sector organizations can become fintech leaders, argues Kalin Anev Janse, secretary-general of The European Stability Mechanism.

Europe in 2017: these are the key events to watch out for

Seismic changes, from the Brexit vote to the US election, challenged the status quo in 2016. What should we look out for in the next 12 months?

Brexit: three silver linings for the EU

Europe can turn Brexit to its advantage.

How do you build a new global financial institution?

Imagine a $1 trillion “startup” that works directly with financial markets, but is run by government representatives. What should it look like?

How the financial crisis made Europe stronger

Having suffered the worst financial and economic crisis of the last 80 years, Europe took decisive action to improve its public finances and push through reforms. The changes are long-las...

Is Europe outperforming the US?