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Rhodium Group's Camille Boullenois joins us on Global Rewire to discuss China's doubling down on state sponsored economic outcomes following 2016's Made in China 2025 directive.Read Camille's incredible report on China's Next-Gen Industrial Policy:https://rhg.com/research/chinas-next-generation-industrial-policy/

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Europe is at a crossroads. As global security and economic alliances fragment, the continent faces a daunting challenge: how to rebuild its defense industry while sparking a long-overdue innovation boom.

In this episode of Global Rewire, we sit down with Jeanna Smialek, Brussels Bureau Chief for The New York Times, to discuss the hard choices facing the EU. From the surge in defense spending and the critical need for private risk capital to the geopolitics of the green transition and the future of the Euro, we break down what Europe must do to remain competitive in a rapidly changing world.

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In this episode, we sit down with Ulrich Bindseil, one of Europe’s leading voices on monetary infrastructure, to discuss the rapidly evolving landscape of digital finance. In contrast to the United States, the European Union has taken a cautiously proactive stance with the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation. This framework seeks to provide legal certainty and consumer protection before technologies are fully integrated into the financial system, ensuring that digital assets like stablecoins are backed by stringent reserve requirements and transparency. Ulrich Bindseil is the former Director General of Market Infrastructure and Payments at the European Central Bank (ECB). With over 30 years of experience at the ECB, he is a leading researcher on central bank operations, digital money, and the future of the European financial architecture.

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In this episode of Global Rewire, we sit down with Spencer Dale, visiting professor at the London School of Economics and former Chief Economist at BP, to break down the seismic shift in global energy markets following the conflict in the Middle East.As oil prices surge past $100 per barrel and the Strait of Hormuz remains under strict control, the global economy faces its most significant supply shock in decades. We discuss why this crisis differs from the shocks of the 1970s, the fragility of the current "detente," and what it will take for producers to turn the taps back on in a world defined by geopolitical fragmentation.

A short weekly recap and look ahead in markets and financial regulation.