The second edition of the Charlemagne Prize Europe Summit, November 13th, 2020.
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The Japan Times: "Accounting for Casino Capitalism"
The spectacular collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) – the second-largest bank failure in US history – has evoked memories of the 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers, which sparked the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.Read more
Aby bylo jasno: Ruský plyn teče do Německa přes turecko
Euro úspory neochrání. Zelení berou globální oteplování jako náboženství. Musíme dělat reálpolitiku.Watch the video
The Jordan Times: Europe at Debt’s Door
The European Commission’s ongoing borrowing spree is economically irresponsible and clearly inflationary. Read more
The Guardian: Will Germany’s energy policy lead to economic failure?
Despite ambitious green goals, the country’s over-reliance on Russian gas has forced it back to coal and expensive imports Read more
Venture Capital Magazin: "We should not destroy all our options"
The world is in a permanent state of crisis. Former ifo president Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. Hans-Werner Sinn on possible ways out.Read more
The Jordan Times: The ECB Has Been Driving EU Inflation
The ECB denies that it bears any responsibility for the eurozone’s current inflation struggles, pointing the finger at COVID-19 and Vladimir Putin. But there is good reason to believe that the ECB contributed significantly to rising prices.Read on
Aby bylo jasno: Bude Německo solidární s Českou republikou, jak věří Petr Fiala? Samo stojí před krachem. A euro?
Víte, že německá ekonomika, na které jsme přímo závislí, má zásadní energetické potíže a je v krizi?Watch the video
L'Echo: "Il n'est plus possible d'aider les gens sans alimenter l'inflation"
L'Allemagne se porte mal et risque d'entraîner ses partenaires dans son sillage. Les raisons sont multiples, notamment la pandémie et les prix élevés de l'énergie, mais pour l'économiste allemand Hans-Werner Sinn, les maux sont bien plus profonds que ça.Read more
The Jordan Times: The End of the EU’s Free Lunch
For many years, the European Central Bank was able to print money to purchase member states’ government debt without having to worry about causing high inflation.Read more
The Jordan Times: How Global Food Crises Work
As if the immediate food shortages created by Russia’s war in Ukraine were not bad enough, the disruption to this year’s harvest means that the problem will become even more acute in the fall and winter.Read more
