Let’s be realistic about the challenges posed by the fragmentation of politics in the United States
Domestic politics in partner countries could hinder progress in international tech cooperation, noted José Ignacio Torreblanca
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A rejection can only be argued on the grounds of national security, not purely based on the competitiveness of European companies
With the current war in Ukraine we have seen a lot of people realise that the armed forces and weapons can be used for good — or at least are necessary
Ulrike Franke analyses how fast military technology changes has rapidly reshaped the European security debate, particularly in Germany
The Union has had a late start to thinking of digital technologies within the realm of foreign and security policy
Ukraine seems to be much more successful at using drones than Russia
As the geopolitical environment is changing, these dependencies now are creating real risks
Something has got to give, and right now momentum is on the side of JCPOA spoilers
The U.S. had a military AI strategy long before it had a national AI strategy […] in Europe it is clearly the other way around and even more so in Germany.
The current context justifies the idea that the TTC should focus on technology’s global governance to counter the misuse of digital technologies by authoritarian governments
José Ignacio Torreblanca explains the importance for Europe and the US to work together to set democratic and rule-based standards within the Trade and Technology Council (Ttc) meeting, held on 15 and 16 May 2022 in Paris.