Hear ye, hear ye 🥁🙌 So happy and proud to announce that we won the Jean Monnet Prize for European Integration 2020 for our project “Home Is Where the Herz Is” https://t.co/TEJjHeJkUo Check it out ☺️❤️ https://t.co/eSDcI7gGG3 So proud of our team at @metropole_vie 🤩

What did we think was going to happen? Just two weeks ago, the United States threatened to withhold arms sales for Ukraine that were *already paid for* by European allies. After a year of policy like that, it's hard to make the case that the United States is reliable.

Last month Reuters analysts estimated Russian oil and gas revenues were likely to fall by around 35% in November. This has now been confirmed by official Russian government figures.

Clarifying the numbers in the reparations loans: €210 billion: Russian sovereing assets in the EU €185 billion: Russian assets at Euroclear €135 billion: Ukraine's needs for 2026 and 2027 €90 billion: the EU's contribution to these needs €45 billion: the previous G7 loan

The eastern part of the EU had a good couple of decades. HT @mapsinterlude

Scotland's productivity has grown faster than any other region or nation of Britain since 1999, which is when devolution started.

Some European countries are still recording falling joblessness. Ireland had the fourth biggest increase in its rate of unemployment over the year to October. Discussing the slowdown in the Irish economy in my latest @thecurrency column. https://t.co/H5c0RGWBcS

With one year left for the 🇪🇺 pandemic-era Recovery Fund, more than 40% remains to be absorbed (with the low-hanging fruit long gone). Focus on it has also delayed the absorption of the structural funds. Again shows the issue is not the lack of funds but absorption capacity.

The first 🇧🇬 euro in my hands

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It's not quite on the chart, but it remarkable that Europe went from highest debt to GDP ratio of all major economies in the 1990s to soon lowest now in the 2020s.

An economist at one of China’s biggest investment banks said the time has come for authorities to allow for more appreciation in the yuan, a decision that would give consumers greater spending power and cool trade tensions

Momentum for a "real" appreciation in the Chinese yuan is building

On enchaine les bonnes nouvelles dans la French Tech : Mistral vient de nous montrer qu'elle est toujours dans la course, et pas qu'un peu ! 🧠🥖 En particulier, Mistral est leader dans les modèles small (parfait pour du on-device). 🇫🇷

It’s a perfect day to announce that I’ve joined Mistral as an AI scientist, when our new flagship model has arrived :). Obviously, I did not contribute to this one, but I have high hopes about the next one :). I am very excited about this opportunity for a few reasons. On the

Humanity is at a turning point. I am launching UMA to build general-purpose mobile and humanoid robots from Europe. Proud to start with people I admired for years, and grateful for all your support! Reach out to us @UMA_Robots ❤️

Attention Brussels. Political risk temperature check. US #LNG went from providing 0% of European gas imports in 2015 to the largest import source in 2025, ahead of both Russia & Norway. By 2030, it's likely to pass Europe's Russian dependency record set in 2018. @ColumbiaUEnergy

Mistral 3 - We are so back! https://t.co/mefTsXrjmX

This is really a bad look. Belgium holding out is annoying enough. But EU governments telling Belgium it'll be alright while not willing to give the guarantees is just undermining their credibility. If it'll be alright, there should be no problem to give a guarantee.

Gradium is out of stealth to solve voice. We raised $70M and after only 3 months we’re releasing our transcription and synthesis products to power the next generation of voice AI.

🇫🇷 The French budget deficit narrowed further through October, down €21bn from a year ago. Revenues up, spending down. Still no budget but at least the underlying fiscal situation is not deteriorating.