The EU needs to overhaul its economic model—starting with the way it approaches the financing of innovation—if it wants to avoid being squeezed between the United States and China
Agathe Demarais on Europe’s position in the tech race
Who controls these data flows and software updates is a far from trivial question, the answers to which encroach on matters of national security, cybersecurity, and individual privacy
Lithium is extremely important and contributes to making Europe as a continent more competitive but also less dependent on third actors, as well as able to compete with China
Giorgos Verdi on the impact of wealthy tech giants on democracy
Saudi Arabia is an increasingly important economic and diplomatic partner for the EU and plays a key role in global conversations on climate change, connectivity and energy
Tobias Gehrke on the geopolitical power struggle revolving ASML and the chip industry
No progress have been made in any area of European interest, but a joint declaration on dialogue and collaboration in the field of automated driving and connected vehicles emerged