The European Court of Auditors stresses that while the European Commission has taken important steps toward developing a strong AI ecosystem, significant challenges remain. Without addressing these key areas, the EU risks falling behind global leaders in AI innovation and missing out on the associated economic and societal benefits. By Paolo Licandro BRUSSELS, November […]
By eEuropa Content type: Insight Brussels, 18 October 2024 – 2 MINUTES READ On October 14, 2024, the Council of the European Union adopted a new Directive aimed at improving the working conditions for platform workers, a group that has seen significant growth in recent years. This Directive addresses the unique challenges faced by […]
The Council informs that has adopted new directive that will make it easier for persons with disabilities to travel within the EU. By eEuropa Strasbourg, 15 October 2024 – 2 MIN READING The new Directive establish that the European Disability Card and the European Parking Card issued by a EU member state will be […]
The European automotive industry is facing a severe crisis, with car sales falling sharply and electric vehicles (EVs) remaining prohibitively expensive for many consumers. The European Parliament is divided on how to address these challenges. The center-right argues for delaying environmental goals and providing regulatory relief to an industry struggling with high production costs and […]
The EU automotive sector has a century-old tradition of producing vehicles with internal combustion engines. The crisis facing the EU’s automotive industry
The EU Commission intensified its scrutiny of social media platforms Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube by issuing Requests for Information (RFIs) under the Digital Services Act (DSA). The EU seeks details on how these platforms’ AI-driven algorithms recommend content and address risks related to elections, mental health, and the protection of minors. The platforms must provide […]
In an era marked by escalating global tensions and multifaceted security threats, EU Institutions and Governments evoke a European defence. But where we are? Is there a genuine unanimous will to create common military structures, a common army, a common industrial base, and, finally, a common foreign policy? Are these just slogans, or is there […]
The European Union aims to lead the global energy transition by promoting clean energy use, especially in transport and heating, to reduce emissions. However, its increase in customs duties on imported vehicles and technologies from third countries raises questions about the true intentions behind this policy. While the European Commission advocates for a rapid transition […]
Mario Draghi’s recently presented EU recovery plan has drawn praise for its ambitious scope and depth. The plan outlines significant reforms and investments aimed at boosting Europe’s global competitiveness, focusing on innovation, decarbonization, and industrial policy. However, concerns have emerged about the secretive, top-down approach Draghi employed during its preparation, with limited consultation from civil […]
Both the European Union and the United States are global leaders in environmental policy and climate action. However, their approaches to environmental protection, sustainability, and climate change differ significantly, reflecting varying political systems, economic structures, and societal priorities. This analysis highlights the key differences and similarities between the environmental strategies of the U.S. and the […]
