Europe was asleep when Trump returned. It is downright irresponsible not to be ready if it happens here

Europe was asleep when Trump entered the White House and began attacking the media. Are we ready to handle it if something similar happens in Europe, asks Rasmus Kleis Nielsen in this column.

What does Trump mean for the European states? In the first part of the three-part series, we look at a scenario of stagnation: if nothing more remains than hope.

With the advent of the American Donald Trump, the world is experiencing an economic, political-geographical, but also cultural earthquake. What position have ESG topics, i.e. investments with environmental and social impacts, taken in this new world? President Donald Trump's position on these issues has long been known and is therefore not surprising. The retreat from the global environmental commitments of the United States is consistent with h…

The governor of the Banco de España, José Luis Escrivá, has warned about the "extremely uncertain" situation for the world economy, with effect on the Spanish economy, mainly because of the policies being developed by the new administration of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, although it foresees a limited impact in macroeconomic terms of tariffs.

The governor of the Banco de España believes that surprises can be given that will force to strengthen the economic union in Europe MADRID, 24 (EUROPA PRESS) The governor of the Banco de España, José Luis Escrivá, has warned about the situation "extremely uncertain" for the world economy, with effect on the Spanish economy, mainly because of the policies [...] The entry Escrivá alerts about the situation "extremely uncertain" for the European ec…