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Paris and Berlin want a faster trade weapon. Beijing points to the ties that bind. With a €103 billion quarterly goods deficit in the background, can Europe defend its market without hurting its own factories?
Portugal’s house prices surged; Finland’s fell. The 19.2-percentage-point gap exposes Europe’s housing divide—but neither a boom nor a slump guarantees an affordable home. Can Europe’s housing plan deliver more than promises?
The energy squeeze has reached Europe's treasuries. Meloni and Mitsotakis want more room to cushion the bills. Brussels already has emergency flexibility—but does it stretch far enough? The League examines the price of relief and the rules behind it.
America's mood is scraping the bottom, and diesel is adding to the squeeze. With consumer sentiment at its second-lowest recorded level and the EIA forecasting average 2026 diesel prices of $5.07 a gallon, the League asks whether Washington can deliver relief where households feel it.
Trump hosted Xi with sea bass and 130 guests while China's customs ledger posted a $119.09bn monthly surplus — and Europe absorbs the difference.
America spent about 2.84 times as much as China in 2025. The comparison measures money, while the strategic test concerns delivery.
Britain sits just ahead of India in the latest World Bank dollar GDP figures. What does that measure—and what should governments deliver next?
A 10% tariff on eight NATO states, a letter to Oslo, an extraordinary summit of 27 — and a European rearmament boom that is quietly changing the coercive arithmetic.
It's looking bad
China now leads America on Asian diplomatic influence, while public opinion is shifting towards Beijing across much of the world.
