Draghi in Aachen: Grand Plans Won’t Save Europe — Only Delivery Will

Accepting the Charlemagne Prize, Mario Draghi gave Europe’s political class its starkest diagnosis yet — and the gap between his prescription and what Berlin is willing to do has never been wider.

How the Beijing Summit Left Europe Holding the Bill

While Trump and Xi spent two days resetting the terms of global trade, Europe watched from the outside — and has no coherent strategy for whatever comes next.

EU governments agree on €1.5 billion defense investment amid debate over “buy European” rules