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France on the brink: how political instability fuels the public debt crisis
Context On 8th September 2025, former Prime Minister of France François Bayrou asked the Assembly for a vote of confidence that resulted in a heavy defeat with 194 votes in favor of the government and 364 against. The motion was directly tied to the austerity budget for 2026, unveiled by Bayrou during the summer.  In response, President Emmanuel Macron appointed Sébastien Lecornu, ex-Minister of the Armed Forces and Veterans Affairs, as Prime Minister on 9th September. Howev
Tommaso Paletti
Nov 127 min read
Mediobanca, Generali, and MPS: the ECB’s Role in Europe's Banking Battles
In recent months, the European banking landscape has experienced a wave of mergers and acquisitions, with profound implications for the...
Margherita Elisia Ventriglia
Apr 84 min read
A European response to the crisis: we’re finally there!
As we know, the COVID-19 pandemic has put a strain on the financial solidity of the entire European Union. It is clear that a massive...
Umberto De Vito
Jun 21, 20206 min read
In-Company Training Luxembourg: track European institutions
​​Last week I had the pleasure to attend an In-Company Training, which took place in the small country of Luxembourg and gave me, along...
Alice Rossini
Oct 12, 20195 min read
