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Expert panel identifies key barriers and solutions for boosting European economic growth

As global economic power shifts and competition intensifies, Europe finds itself at a crossroads in defining its future role on the world stage. Leading experts gathered at Euronews headquarters in Brussels on 17 September to examine how the continent can restore its competitive edge.

Europe slow to match economic rivals US, China: Draghi

Europe needs to act faster to overhaul its economy, said former European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi. Photo: Ina FASSBENDER / AFP/File Source: AFP

Europe slow to match economic rivals US, China: Draghi

Brussels (Belgium) (AFP) – The European Union is "failing to match the speed of change" in the United States and China and must act urgently on economic reforms to avoid falling further behind, a key report's author said Tuesday.

Brussels still debates Draghi one year on, while China has a 100 million-strong workforce

One year on, Brussels' elite policymakers and academics will gather to debate the EU's tepid progress on Mario Draghi's landmark European competitiveness report — as China's manufacturing dominance grows ever larger.

Europe promised an innovation comeback against the US and China. One year on, it's barely scratched the surface.

Europe's big comeback plan to close the innovation gap with the US and China is struggling to take off.

The Brief – 'Jurassic' Mercosur gets a 2025 makeover

After a quarter of a century in the pipeline, the “Jurassic” EU-Mercosur trade deal is lumbering back to life

Just a tenth of Draghi’s tech recommendations carried out, says report

Liberal-endorsed report calls out tech as one of the EU’s weakest areas one year after Mario Draghi’s landmark study

Nestoras (EPIC): ‘One year after the Draghi report, a sense of urgency is still lacking’

The founder of the think tank 'European Council for Policy Innovation' presents the first results of the special observatory on reforms for EU competitiveness: Europe is standing still. Hayer: 'We need to act, to do more'