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How AI energy consumption challenges EU climate policy
The EU wants to be a leader in AI and decarbonisation, but data centres and net-zero goals may be on a collision course.
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Youth mobility deal may be key to EU-UK relations
Starmer is interested in a broad security pact with the EU, a veterinary deal to make agricultural trade easier and mutual ...
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How the EU can strengthen pharmaceutical competitiveness
By prioritising competitiveness and regulatory efficiency, the EU can empower its pharmaceutical sector to innovate and excel ...
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How sexually explicit deepfakes undermine democracy and women’s role in the EU
Pornographic deepfake abuse disproportionality affects women in politics, harming their reputation, mental health, and ...
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Op-ed: Why the EU's digital sovereignty hangs in the balance
The EU's dependence on US and China technology poses a risk to its digital future. Bold strategies and unified investments ...
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Microchip supply chains: The key to the EU's AI competitiveness?
With semiconductors at the core of AI and consumer tech, Europe faces intense competition for crucial supply chains. But amid ...
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The Parliament's latest print issue is out
Amid increasing dependence on artificial intelligence across government, industry and society, robust digital policy is becoming increasingly critical. Is the EU prepared for an AI-powered future? It ...
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Austrian election ‘another piece of the mosaic’ in far-right surge across the EU
Austria's far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) is the clear favourite after Sunday's national election. The party nabbed 28.9% of the vote — the most of any party. That's nearly 13 points more than its 2019 ...