Based on 2026 transatlantic policy trends, this article analyzes the game between the US and Europe over trade, carbon regulation, technology, and strategic interests. From the fragile balance of the 2025 framework agreement to conflicts over CBAM rules, it reveals that the global trading system is sliding toward "selective globalization." How can the EU position itself between security dependence and strategic autonomy? What does this mean for the world?
From nearshoring to friendshoring, Europe is reshaping the geography of global supply chains. How are emerging hubs such as Poland and Morocco attracting investment? How will logistics real estate and industrial reshoring transform Europe's industrial landscape?
The latest data from the European Patent Office shows that Europe is barely maintaining its lead in AI patents, but the United States is accelerating its pursuit. Competition in the fields of quantum computing and semiconductors is reshaping the global technology landscape, which is crucial to Europe's strategic autonomy.
Based on the European Patent Office's 2025 technology dashboard data, analyze computer technology patent trends and explore Europe's competitiveness in AI and quantum computing as well as its implications for digital sovereignty.
This article, from a European business and policy perspective, analyzes the complex dynamics of EU-China relations in 2025-2026: economic interdependence remains deep, but trade deficits, industrial subsidies, and the pursuit of strategic autonomy are driving the EU to construct a new policy framework toward China. Based on the MEPEI research report, the article re-examines the pragmatic cooperation, structural divergences, and future directions in EU-China relations.
This article analyzes the new trends in Europe-Korea deep tech cooperation reflected by NextRise 2026, exploring how European research capabilities and Korea's commercialization speed form strategic complementarity, as well as the potential impact of this partnership on Europe's innovation ecosystem and the global technology competition landscape.
fDi Intelligence launches the 2027 European Cities and Regions of the Future ranking, revealing new competitive dynamics in Europe regarding attracting foreign investment, economic potential, and industrial strategy.
European companies are experiencing their strongest profit season in three years, but growth is highly dependent on the energy sector, and the gap with the US's AI-driven profit expansion continues to widen, exposing deep structural issues in European industrial competitiveness.
Based on the latest IndexBox report, an analysis of the growth of the EU industrial laminator market driven by demand from electronics and renewable energy, and its dependence on imported advanced equipment, reflecting the challenges of European industrial competitiveness.
Tokyo Electron (TEL) won the 2026 AI Semiconductor Manufacturing Solutions Award for its 3D integration and AI manufacturing technologies. This event highlights Asia's leading position in advanced packaging, posing competitive pressure on Europe's semiconductor strategic autonomy.
This article analyzes the growth drivers, import dependence, and regulatory fragmentation of the EU corner shelf protection guardrail market, revealing concerns about industrial competitiveness in the process of Europe's green transition and digitalization.
Analyze how Ireland, through national strategies, EU regulations and regulatory innovation, has become a global sustainable finance center and reshaped European financial competitiveness.
This in-depth analysis interprets the global divergence effects of the AI economy from a European perspective: when computing power, chips, data centers, and software profits are concentrated in a few countries and companies, Europe faces not only pressure from job displacement, but also a long-term test of its position in the industrial chain, the stability of its tax base, and its capacity for strategic autonomy.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries has established a Physical AI development center in Silicon Valley and is joining hands with NVIDIA, Microsoft, Analog Devices, and Fujitsu to advance the integration of robotics and AI. This is not only a corporate collaboration, but also reflects how the global manufacturing industry is moving from "software intelligence" to "embodied intelligence," carrying implications for Europe’s industrial competitiveness, supply chain resilience, and innovation ecosystem.