While in the early modern period private companies were often the main actors, in recent decades, the construction and management of infrastructures have been mainly handled by the state and local governments. A part of the motorway network and some major airports and ports are exceptions.

08.04.2026

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The current oil supply disruption is the largest on record in terms of volume. Prices are elevated but below historical peaks when adjusted for inflation. Structural risks could emerge if instability persists and investment shifts.

06.04.2026

Iran promotes terrorism and the U.S. fights it, yet Europe pretends not to see as it remains on the sidelines.

03.04.2026

250 years ago, Thomas Paine’s Common Sense swayed the masses and set the stage for the U.S. Declaration of Independence.

01.04.2026

The EU has removed a customs exemption for small imported parcels. Trade barriers increasingly take the form of administrative requirements. Consumers and SMEs are likely to bear much of the resulting cost.

30.03.2026

The puzzle isn’t really why voters don’t punish their leaders. The puzzle is why we keep expecting them to.

29.03.2026