Europe’s competitiveness and security: A Baltic central bank perspective
Europe faces mounting challenges from geopolitical fragmentation, rising defence spending requirements and persistent concerns over competitiveness. For the Baltic states, situated on Nato's eastern flank and deeply integrated into the European economy, these developments have reinforced the importance of resilience, ...
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