Roel Thijssen
Dutch Inflation Outpaces the Eurozone: Structural Weakness or Temporary Spike?
September 2025 inflation in the Netherlands came in at 3.3%, significantly higher than the eurozone average of 2.2%. While many
Study: €43 Billion in Economic Damage from Extreme Weather in Europe This Summer
Heatwaves, droughts, and floods that struck Europe over the past summer caused an estimated €43 billion in immediate economic losses,
The EU views Trump’s trade deal quite differently. Here’s how.
Based on President Trump's public statements about the EU-US trade deal announced on 27 July 2025, here’s how they align or
As the NATO Summit Nears, It’s Not Just About Spending—It’s About Strategy
What defines a strong NATO ally? Since the alliance’s founding in 1949, debates over burden-sharing have been constant. Donald Trump,
How Americans Have Been ‘Borrowing’ Money from the Rest of the World for Decades Without Consequences
It’s a strange phenomenon. Americans keep buying Mercedes cars and other expensive items—even though they can’t actually afford them. Normally,

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