Trump’s return to has created the potential for a real economic revival in Europe — and the answers are in Draghi’s report.
In January, the European Commission unveiled a sweeping new strategy to help the EU remain competitive. It was a move that underscored growing worries over the widening innovation and productivity gaps between Europe and its global rivals, and was in direct response to intensifying global competition, stagnant growth, weak demographics and new headwinds from high energy costs, security risks and trade policies.
The EU still needs to do more to bolster its competitiveness – POLITICO
