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As Europe prepares for enlargement, the debate over national vetoes raises deeper questions about power, sovereignty and democratic consent. A four-part series exploring how a larger Union can act effectively while retaining the trust of its members and citizens.
Europe has a shared currency, but its financial markets remain fragmented. The Euro’s Next Chapter explores how deeper integration can connect savings with investment—and why infrastructure, stability and public trust matter.
The Gulf is transforming resource wealth into a new architecture of capital. Through five influential figures, Altair Media examines how sovereign funds, energy companies and private enterprise are shaping infrastructure, technology, industry and the region’s post-oil economy.
Can Europe turn photonics expertise into industrial scale? Around PIC Summit Europe 2026, Altair Media Europe explores the production capacity, customer demand and financing needed to move integrated photonics from technological promise to reliable commercial deployment.
Europe’s scientific strength does not automatically become industrial strength. In this four-part series, Altair Media Europe explores who finances the journey from breakthrough research to production and practical use — and how public funding, banks and institutional investors can connect.
Europe has no shortage of savings. The harder challenge is turning those savings into productive investment. How Europe Gets Capital Moving examines the institutions, market structures and financial infrastructure that determine how capital reaches companies, innovation and long-term European growth.
The Netherlands’ 2027 budget has become more than a fiscal plan. Governing Without a Majority follows how a minority government seeks parliamentary support through negotiation, concession and institutional compromise — and asks whether enough separate agreements can still produce a coherent national budget.
Who is shaping Europe’s future? This series examines the people whose ideas, decisions and institutional power are redefining the continent’s political, financial and technological architecture—and the tensions their visions create as ambition meets the limits of execution.
Europe’s financial system is governed through a network of institutions rather than a single centre of authority. Who Governs European Finance maps the bodies that supervise markets, mobilise capital, safeguard banks, maintain monetary stability and manage failure — revealing how Europe’s financial architecture functions as a system.
Ericsson helps design the networks before society knows how it will use them. This four-part series examines 6G, standards, Nokia and the tension between European technological sovereignty and the global scale on which connectivity is built.
