Amid increasing Russian threats, Ondřej Ditrych told Deutsche Welle that, "the baseline scenario is that the Baltics will be next in line and we need to take...
"Without a flow of critical minerals, there is no rearmament," remarked Joris Teer in the New York Times in an article discussing how China's rare earth...
The war in Sudan is one of the world's most acute humanitarian crises. The EU must press for accountability, curb arms flows, and back global investigations into the illicit financial networks sustaining the conflict.
Alice Ekman joined France Culture's podcast 'Entendez-vous l'éco?' for an in-depth interview on the Sino-American trade negotiations and the consequences for...
Europe’s fragmented cloud governance poses risks to its digital sovereignty. As ENISA works to unify standards, the adoption of a common certification scheme has become a political test of Europe’s ability to balance security, performance, and reliance on dominant American...
"An algorithm always includes biases," said Clotilde Bômont to Euronews in an article discussing the concerns raised around Albania's new AI minister. "The...
Following the first meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping since 2019, the US President spoke of a "great success" while Beijing merely emphasised...
While a degree of transatlantic convergence on the strategy toward China would make sense, it seems like an unrealistic expectation given Trump's presidency...
Giuseppe Spatafora told The Associated Press that the reduction of US troops on NATO's eastern flank could undermine NATO's deterrent effect. "Russia could be...
