Lionel Laurent

The war’s economic impact, with reinvestment needs in defence and infrastructure, refocuses attention on domestic demands

Abandoning the 2035 combustion engine ban will not secure the European car industry’s future

Bank of Finland governor Olli Rehn calls on all of Europe to ‘get its act together’

A region with a gross domestic product that is 10 times that of Russia’s is able to do more than it has so far

The Alpine country found out the hard way that the US is not here to help

His Maga feud is a costly lesson for a space economy dependent on one firm

Trump’s pressure tactics on Europe are cheap; giving in to them would be costly

The two cities are losing the war for private equity and hedge funds

Trump’s reserve proposal is monetary madness, echoing the fight for a system backed by both silver and gold in McKinley’s day

The neobank’s ambitious expansion comes with renewed pressure on cost