The world order is transitioning to a new multipolar era, accompanied by escalating challenges to socioeconomic and environmental sustainability. The global economy is undergoing significant systemic risks, marked by increasing geo-economic fragmentation, driven by geopolitical tensions, economic and currency related, energy and food security concerns, as well as crucial policy shifts such as the green and digital transitions.

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The Danish Labour Market and geopolitical challenges around the Baltic Sea
Extraordinary meeting of the Workers' Group
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The Workers' Group is organising an extraordinary meeting in Copenhagen, on the occasion of the upcoming Danish EU Presidency. Topics of discussion include the Danish labour market, geopolitical challenges in the region and the priorities and programme of the Presidency.

As these lines are written, the war against Hamas and the bombing of Gaza rages on. Activists carrying humanitarian aid have been illegally seized in international waters. Between 40 and 70 thousand Palestinians, the vast majority civilians, have been killed directly by bombing and violence.

Speaker
Delphine de Chaisemartin
Organisation
AFG
  • The rôle of stakeholders - How to mobilise private investment in the EU
Speaker
Jacopo Carmassi
Organisation
European Central Bank
  • The role of regulators in further integrating capital markets

The main obstacle for European businesses is overregulation, which creates uncertainty and disincentives to investment. Read the full interview by President Mallia to journalist Angelos Angelodimou for the Cypriot newspaper Phileleftheros.

Document type
Resolution
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