Beyond itching: Tackling Chronic Kidney Disease-associated Pruritus Partner Content
21 Oct
Beyond itching: Tackling Chronic Kidney Disease-associated Pruritus
Significant progress is being made in the fight against Chronic Kidney Disease-associated Pruritus but sustaining strong momentum is crucial to making a profound impact on patients’ lives, writes Sandra Ruckstuhl, Head of Corporate and External
Affairs, CSL Vifor
Op-ed: Why Ukraine leads the way on digital integration with the EU
21 Oct EU Institutions
Op-ed: Why Ukraine leads the way on digital integration with the EU
As Ukraine moves closer to the EU, it has demonstrated its ability to make a strong contribution to the bloc’s future. Digital integration is a priority for the candidate country.
Q&A: Is another migration crisis looming for the EU?
18 Oct EU Institutions
Q&A: Is another migration crisis looming for the EU?
Israel’s assault on Hezbollah in Lebanon has stoked fears of a new wave of migration — just as the bloc is tightening its borders.
Op-ed: Europe’s financial sector needs close regulatory co-operation to ride AI revolution
16 Oct Technology
Op-ed: Europe’s financial sector needs close regulatory co-operation to ride AI revolution
The EU must foster an innovative AI landscape in financial services or risk being left behind in the digital race.
Gulf to Europe: We’re just not that into EU
15 Oct EU Institutions
Gulf to Europe: We’re just not that into EU
The first-ever EU-GCC summit this week follows decades of missed opportunities. But do the Gulf countries care?
Prevention and cure: Fixing Europe’s mental health crisis Partner Content
14 Oct EU Institutions
Prevention and cure: Fixing Europe’s mental health crisis
A comprehensive EU-wide mental health strategy is essential to tackle the region’s growing mental health crisis. Prioritising prevention and addressing social factors that affect mental health will ensure a healthier, happier Europe
What can the EU learn from the Dutch algorithm scandal?
11 Oct EU Institutions
What can the EU learn from the Dutch algorithm scandal?
Amid the growing use of artificial intelligence by governments, algorithmic bias threatens to undermine fairness and reinforce discrimination in public services.
Op-ed: Why digital inclusion starts in cities
08 Oct EU Institutions
Op-ed: Why digital inclusion starts in cities
Cities are launching bold initiatives to equip residents with vital digital skills – EU policymakers must tap into these insights or risk their strategies falling short.
Can digital twins transport climate science to the future?
07 Oct Technology
Can digital twins transport climate science to the future?
The EU's DestinE project uses a digital twin of the Earth to predict short-term weather extremes. But can and should it guide long-term climate strategies?
Youth mobility deal may be key to EU-UK relations
04 Oct EU Institutions
Youth mobility deal may be key to EU-UK relations
For UK PM Starmer to get the post-Brexit "reset" he says it wants, he may need to take the EU's youth mobility deal. That is not going down easy.
How AI energy consumption challenges EU climate policy
04 Oct EU Institutions
How AI energy consumption challenges EU climate policy
The EU wants to sharpen its AI capabilities and honour its climate commitments. Can it really do both?
Op-ed: Why the EU's digital sovereignty hangs in the balance
03 Oct EU Institutions
Op-ed: Why the EU's digital sovereignty hangs in the balance
The EU’s reliance on foreign tech threatens its future in the digital realm. Bold action and unified investment are needed to reclaim independence.
How sexually explicit deepfakes undermine democracy and women’s role in the EU
02 Oct EU Institutions
How sexually explicit deepfakes undermine democracy and women’s role in the EU
Female politicians have been disproportionately impacted by AI-generated pornographic content.
Austrian election ‘another piece of the mosaic’ in far-right surge across the EU
01 Oct Member States
Austrian election ‘another piece of the mosaic’ in far-right surge across the EU
Austria’s far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) took the top spot in Sunday's general election. Here's a look at how they did it and what it means for the EU.
Microchip supply chains: The key to the EU's AI competitiveness?
30 Sep EU Institutions
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 US-China tensions, the bloc has a unique opportunity to carve its own path.
Op-ed: Europe’s AI sector needs both more and less regulation
26 Sep Technology
Op-ed: Europe’s AI sector needs both more and less regulation
To avoid European AI being dominated by American tech firms, policymakers need to strictly enforce competition rules while tearing away the red tape that hampers innovation at home. 
Op-ed: The EU's AI Act has transformed the role of chief privacy officer
25 Sep EU Institutions
Op-ed: The EU's AI Act has transformed the role of chief privacy officer
The EU's efforts to regulate AI have put the bloc at the forefront of shaping the future of the technology. It has also put new burdens on company CPOs everywhere.
How have political parties leveraged social media in Germany’s state elections?
24 Sep Technology
How have political parties leveraged social media in Germany’s state elections?
Far-right AfD and new left-wing BSW gained ground in German state elections. Social media have contributed to voter mobilisation.
Op-ed: Why the EU is falling behind on digital financial oversight
23 Sep EU Institutions
Op-ed: Why the EU is falling behind on digital financial oversight
It's the job of the European Court of Auditors to exercise effective control of public funds. Digitalisation is crucial for transparency, and the EU is way behind.
Poland’s Tusk faces rule-of-law paradox
20 Sep Member States
Poland’s Tusk faces rule-of-law paradox
The Polish prime minister's plans to restore the rule of law may need to wait for a new president next year. But by then, it could be too late.
What happens to Schengen in an era of renewed border control?
19 Sep EU Institutions
What happens to Schengen in an era of renewed border control?
The visa-free Schengen Area is meant to realise the EU goal of freedom of movement. But new border security measures could jeopardise that project.
Meet the new European Commissioner hopefuls
18 Sep EU Institutions
Meet the new European Commissioner hopefuls
Ursula von der Leyen has presented her second-term priorities and commissioner lineup. Here's a first look at her priorities for her second mandate.
Ireland’s €13 billion windfall: Has the EU’s Apple ruling unleashed legal ‘chaos’?
17 Sep EU Institutions
Ireland’s €13 billion windfall: Has the EU’s Apple ruling unleashed legal ‘chaos’?
‘The judgment totally contradicts precedent,’ says King’s College London’s Stephen Daly in a Q+A that digs into the European Court of Justice’s recent decision ordering the tech giant to pay back taxes.
Review: What's next for NATO?
13 Sep
Review: What's next for NATO?
Two recent books interrogate the transatlantic alliance's Cold War history and assess its relevance in the 21st century.