A recent study has examined the growing number of joint research publications on digital topics between China and Europe. The authors recommend a higher awareness of risks but not a departure from cooperation.
By Tim Gabel
An agreement could be reached on Wednesday in the trilogue on the directive on corporate due diligence in the supply chain. The Council and Parliament still hold different positions, particularly on the issue of the coverage of financial service providers.
By Caspar Dohmen
An anthropologist at the University of Oxford, Ruben Andersson specialised in EU border- and migration control. In an interview with Charlotte Wirth, he explains how the EU is presenting surveillance technology and border security as the solution to the so-called migration crisis. Yet, these so-called solution only create more problems.
By Redaktion Table
The ChatGPT language model has brought AI into the public consciousness. But negotiations in parliament are making slow progress. In an interview with Corinna Visser, co-rapporteur Dragoș Tudorache says how he wants to define AI and what makes the discussion so difficult.
By Redaktion Table
Die Gaskrise scheint erstmal vorüber. Doch ob die Entspannung anhält, ist an viele Bedingungen geknüpft. Wichtigste Unbekannte: Reichen die gesunkenen Preise, damit die Industrieproduktion in der EU wieder anzieht? Den Einfluss Chinas dagegen halten britische Forscher für überraschend gering.
By Manuel Berkel
Trilogues are pending on key proposals for the shift to CO2-neutral powertrains: CO2 fleet regulation for cars and vans along with combustion engine phase-out in 2035 and the development of public charging infrastructure (AFIR). Further, the Commission still intends to present three proposals that offer potential for conflict.
By Markus Grabitz
