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Jul 21, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 21, 2026 · Project Syndicate

    Hungary’s Real Economic Test (opens the original)

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    Entering the euro with favorable market sentiment, but without an economy that can function well within a monetary union, would not serve Hungary’s long-term interests CANNES—For the first time in more than a decade, a Hungarian government has said something about the euro that markets can actually plan around. Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s government has just announced that, later this year, it will present a revised medium-term fiscal framework to meet the criteria for eurozone membership. Eur

  2. Article · Jul 11, 2026 · Project Syndicate

    The Missing Ingredient for European Tech Sovereignty (opens the original)

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    EU member states should scrutinize acquisitions that risk absorbing Europe’s most promising tech companies BRUSSELS — In early June, the European Commission unveiled its Tech Sovereignty Package, a new policy agenda designed to strengthen Europe’s strategic autonomy through investments in AI, domestic semiconductor manufacturing, cloud infrastructure, and open-source software. While ambitious, the package is not enough. To ensure that AI and digital technologies advance the European Union’s econ

  3. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Project Syndicate

    Is a European Single Market for Energy Such a Good Idea? (opens the original)

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    Although textbook microeconomics shows why less energy-market fragmentation would be better for Europe as a whole, that does not mean it would be a good deal for countries producing low-carbon electricity at minimal marginal cost LONDON—Whatever happens with the US-Iran peace process and global energy prices, the strategic implications of this year’s supply disruptions are already clear. The crisis is further confirmation of the need to phase out fossil fuels, both to mitigate climate change and

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