Understanding how US monetary policy is transmitted to foreign economies has long been a challenge for policymakers and researchers.
Recent debates have highlighted the trade-offs between maintaining openness to foreign capital and safeguarding macroeconomic and financial stability, but
The conflict in the Middle East has exposed the euro area to higher energy prices. Using a flexible empirical
Ukraine’s grid operators have primarily relied on rotational outages to manage power scarcity, but this effectively functions as regressive
EU reluctance on stablecoins may backfire as US-backed dollar tokens spread, pushing demand offshore and importing dollar risks into
IAA provisions should rest on clear sector choices, WTO-safe criteria and FDI screening that welcomes value-adding investment. The Industrial
In its bid to compete with the US on AI, Europe could learn from both China and from the
At the Global Facility for Transboundary Waters, when we speak with stakeholders about transboundary water management, the conversation almost always
Access to jobs is influenced by where people live and the conditions that surround them. Spatial factors such as
The global economy is entering another period of heightened stress. Geopolitical tensions, policy uncertainty, climate risks, and rapid technological
Understanding how US monetary policy is transmitted to foreign economies has long been a challenge for policymakers and researchers.
Recent debates have highlighted the trade-offs between maintaining openness to foreign capital and safeguarding macroeconomic and financial stability, but
The conflict in the Middle East has exposed the euro area to higher energy prices. Using a flexible empirical
Ukraine’s grid operators have primarily relied on rotational outages to manage power scarcity, but this effectively functions as regressive
EU reluctance on stablecoins may backfire as US-backed dollar tokens spread, pushing demand offshore and importing dollar risks into
IAA provisions should rest on clear sector choices, WTO-safe criteria and FDI screening that welcomes value-adding investment. The Industrial
In its bid to compete with the US on AI, Europe could learn from both China and from the
At the Global Facility for Transboundary Waters, when we speak with stakeholders about transboundary water management, the conversation almost always
Access to jobs is influenced by where people live and the conditions that surround them. Spatial factors such as
The global economy is entering another period of heightened stress. Geopolitical tensions, policy uncertainty, climate risks, and rapid technological
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