The EU AI Adoption Gap: Why Small Firms Trail Large Firms

There's a law in Europe that can fine a country for spending too much money. It has existed forover a decade. It has never once actually collected a single euro.France is inside that mechanism right now, under a Council recommendation to fix its deficit by2029 — and this week its bond yields hit th…

Germany is back... but at what cost? In this episode of EUROSCOPE, host Anil Jangra dives deep into the primary data to uncover the great contradiction of Europe’s largest economy. While the German government unleashes a massive €40 billion fiscal stimulus to save its industrial core, household ene…

Headlines suggest Europe has recovered, but labor market dynamics reveal a different story. In this episode of Euroscope, we analyze the primary data from Eurostat and the ECB to understand why job creation has collapsed to 0.3% and what the "labor hoarding" phenomenon means for your care…

Switzerland and the European Union have signed Bilateral Agreements III, including an electricity-market agreement that could reshape how winter power moves across borders. This episode follows the 41-line grid connection, Switzerland’s winter import exposure, Europe’s renewable timing problem, re…