The economy and markets, read through DfinA's lens. What matters, put in perspective.

Forty years of public investment sold at cost to EDF's competitors, €30 to 40 bn of forgone revenue, culprits without trials and a new model since 2026: a fact-checked investigation.

Ten-year yields near 5%, the spread at its widest since 2012, CDS above Italy's and a blocked budget: a fact-checked anatomy of a sovereign risk.

Diesel at €2.40, stations running dry: the price surge does not enrich the state, it rations in its place. A vanished windfall, generosity paid for by employers, and silent winners.

Banning minors from social media forces everyone to be identified: the end of anonymity, hackable identity vaults and groupthink.

Seoul recycles what New York buries. An international comparison of the circular economy of waste, from the Korean model to the New York paradox.