Europe’s big comeback plan to close the innovation gap with the US and China is struggling to take off. One year ago, former Italian prime minister and former European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi warned that the EU faced an “existential challenge” if it didn’t invest in advanced technologies like artificial intelligence.The new Deutsche Bank analysis finds that Brussels has made little progress on Draghi’s 383 recommendations.The audit also revealed striking sector gaps: transport and critical raw materials are ahead, while energy and digitalization remain badly stalled by politics, regulation, and fragmented ownership. Does Europe lack the resources to compete agaist China nad USA ?
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