ECB holds rates as euro-area growth stalls
Rates on hold for a third meeting as manufacturing contracts.
EU, UK, the Balkans and the rest of non-CIS Europe.
Rates on hold for a third meeting as manufacturing contracts.
A proposal circulating before the December summit would open parts of the single market to candidates long before full accession. Supporters call it realism; critics call it a waiting room.
Frontline allies argue that integrated air and missile defence is now the alliance’s most urgent capability gap.
Higher premiums on key routes are showing up in the prices of goods that rarely make headlines.
Melting ice is opening routes and resources, and drawing navies into waters that were long a zone of cooperation.
Policymakers are signalling they would rather move too late than reverse course.
Orders are flowing, but factories, supply chains and skilled workers take years to expand.
Short video, cost-of-living messages and a softer tone have changed who turns up at the ballot box.
Schemes designed to attract remote workers now sit at the centre of local anger over rents.
Agriculture, state aid and the rule of law will decide the pace, not summit declarations.
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