Returning Soon? A Home Front in the U.S. Fight Against Foreign Tech Regulations
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EU Customs Reform: Heading for More Cohesion or Chaos?
The Single Market is the backbone of the European Union’s economic strength, built on the free movement of goods, services, capital, and people. As its external frontier, the Customs Union plays a pivotal role – ensuring trade with the rest of the world flows smoothly.
White Paper On Europe’s Digital Infrastructure Needs: Europe’s Open Internet Still At Risk
Main takeaways This February, the European Commission published a white paper on Europe’s digital infrastructure needs. The 40-page document makes […]
DMA in Action: Redefining Digital Innovation and the User Experience of Europeans
Main takeaways In just a few days, on 7 March, the digital space will change. Or at least the EU […]
Europe’s Rush to Regulate Tech
Main takeaways Brussels seems to have been taken hostage by an unsettling trend of last-minute EU deal-making on many major […]
A Look Into the Global AI Regulatory Landscape
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a highly versatile technology. From one program’s application in a pastry shop to its later employment […]
Six Issues That Shaped EU Tech Policy in 2023
As we bid farewell to 2023, I’d like to reflect on what happened in our little EU tech and digital […]
Product Liability Directive: Can We Preserve the EU’s Ability To Innovate?
Main takeaways European institutions are increasingly developing a habit of publicly championing innovation, while simultaneously creating regulations that directly do […]
AI Act Negotiators Shouldn’t Forget Critical Provisions, As Foundation Models Overshadow Debate
Main takeaways It appears the European institutions want to reach a final political deal on the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act […]
Media Freedom Act: Last Chance for EU Policymakers to Remove Disinformation Loopholes
Main takeaways About a month ago, the European Parliament and EU Member States kicked off the final negotiations on the […]
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