Bruegel expert Guntram Wolff has cautioned that implementing former Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi’s recommendations from the competitiveness report into EU legislation may be challenging due to political instability in certain EU member states. Draghi’s controversial suggestion for Europe to use common debt instruments to compete with the US and China faces obstacles in the political reality of the EU, as highlighted in a discussion with Wolff on Radio Schuman. Two major court cases involving tech giants Apple and Google are set to determine how the EU handles state aid cases and shapes competition in the digital market.
In other news, the latest trend in tourism, known as the “sleepcation,” has been making waves. Hosted and produced by Maïa de la Baume, Radio Schuman features journalist Eleonora Vasques, audio editing by Zacharia Vigneron, and music by Alexandre Jas. Stay tuned for updates on these pressing economic and legal issues affecting the EU.
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