Geopolitics

Stagflation Returns to Europe’s Agenda as Growth Slows and Inflation Persists

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Stagflation is once again becoming part of Europe’s economic conversation. While the Eurozone is not officially experiencing stagflation, policymakers are increasingly acknowledging warning signs: inflation remains stubbornly elevated, economic growth is losing momentum, and energy costs continue to weigh on both households and businesses. The challenge is particularly difficult because stagflation combines two economic problems … Περισσότερα

France’s Inflation Resurges as Europe’s Growth Engines Stall

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GALLIA GERMANIA

Fresh economic data from France, Germany, and the United Kingdom are raising concerns about the resilience of Europe’s largest economies as inflationary pressures re-emerge while growth continues to weaken. France has seen inflation climb back toward levels last seen in early 2024, Germany remains trapped in a low-growth environment, and the British economy has unexpectedly … Περισσότερα

Europe’s Airbnb Crackdown Expands: Greece Joins Growing Push to Restrict Short-Term Rentals

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Across Europe, governments and city authorities are increasingly restricting Airbnb-style short-term rentals as housing affordability and availability become major political issues. From Barcelona and Amsterdam to Paris, London, Athens, and Thessaloniki, policymakers are introducing tighter regulations aimed at balancing tourism growth with the needs of local residents. While economists remain divided on the precise impact … Περισσότερα

Are Data Centers the Next Bubble? What Greece Should Learn from the AI Investment Boom

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Are Data Centers the Next Bubble? What Greece Should Learn from the AI Investment Boom The AI Gold Rush Is Entering A More Dangerous Phase Artificial Intelligence remains one of the most transformative technologies of the century. Yet while enthusiasm surrounding AI continues to dominate headlines, a growing number of financial analysts are beginning to … Περισσότερα