Transforming EU securitisation: A market-driven approach
The European Union seeks a more market-based approach to securitization, emulating the strength of the US market. The new regulations propose managing loan portfolio risks, simplifying reporting requirements and freeing up funds for additional loans. They will also review the potential of EU securitized assets, promoting more centralized financial supervision and advancing capital market integration.
The Hamilton Project: 2025 by the Numbers
In 2025, the Hamilton Project analyzed challenges and developments in U.S. economic policies, including federal government operations, the social security network, and commercial policy. It highlighted the impact of immigration on the labor supply, poverty reduction through expansions in the social security network, and the influence of cuts in programs such as Medicaid and SNAP. It also noted the increase in labor participation among young women and U.S. tariffs compared to other developed countries.
Ukraine: The Focus of Competition between Russia and the US in Europe
The European Council of the next two days will be crucial for Ukraine’s future and Europe’s resistance to Trump’s administration pressure. A secured loan with frozen Russian assets is sought to support Kiev’s finances and defensive capabilities. Negotiations on territories, ceasefire and security guarantees remain without agreement, with pressure from Russia and the US. The EU’s role is vital, but discrepancies seem insurmountable. Moscow still refuses to accept truces and uncertainty persists in the negotiations.
Creating Career Opportunities: Investing in Infrastructure for Overlooked Workers in Los Angeles
The document analyzes how infrastructure investments in Los Angeles can create job opportunities for disadvantaged workers, highlighting $5.9 billion in federal subsidies for 274 projects between 2022 and 2024. It is recommended to invest in sectoral associations for emission-free transportation and water quality, and in the training of a wide range of workers, including young people.
Can sanctions change the course of a conflict?
Las sanciones son cruciales en el conflicto Rusia-Ucrania. Expertos de Brookings analizan su impacto en ingresos y reclutamiento, y la importancia de su aplicación. Algunos creen que pueden cambiar el curso del conflicto, pero otros advierten que no son definitivas. Ejemplos como las medidas contra Rusia en el mercado petrolero muestran tanto su poder como sus límites.