EU Policy

Europe’s most strategic company sells almost nothing at home. That says more about Europe than about ASML. Sooner or later, every conversation about European technological…

By Sergio Boccadutri This morning, at the tenth Annual Research Conference of the National Bank of Ukraine and the Narodowy Bank Polski in Kyiv, Fabio…

By Sergio Boccadutri On the G20’s agenda there is a dedicated discussion of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. Right now, innovation and trade ministers are…

For the past few years, the European Union has focused on writing the global rulebook for artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. Now comes the harder part:…

By Sergio Boccadutri. Artificial intelligence is changing cybersecurity faster than many organisations can adapt. The European Central Bank wants Europe’s largest banks to catch up….

After more than a decade of deadlock, EU lawmakers have finally reached a political agreement to update air passenger rights, concluding one of the longest-running…

For years, Europe approached digital policy as a regulator rather than a technological power. It wrote the rules, enforced the standards and defended openness, while…

In a late-night compromise shaped as much by political mistrust as trade policy, Brussels has agreed to tighten safeguards around its latest trade agreement with…

The European Commission has launched a broad public consultation on the future of copyright in the EU, opening a new phase in the political and…

Veneto, one of Italy’s wealthiest and most industrialised regions, is approaching the EU’s rare earths strategy with caution rather than enthusiasm. The project, promoted by…

As the European Commission prepares the Cloud and AI Development Act (CAIDA), Brussels is already grappling with a fundamental question: what should European digital sovereignty…

Brussels — The European Parliament’s Internal Market Committee (IMCO) in a structured dialogue with Stéphane Séjourné sharpened its message to the Commission. Political momentum on…