Views: 156Healthcare systems in the EU-27 (and around the world) are facing complex challenges, including rising “cure-demand” due to aging population, increasing numbers of chronic and complex medical conditions, growing operating costs and shortages of the healthcare workforce. However, the AIs and other digital technologies are already having stronger potentials in addressing these challenges and […]
Month: November 2025
EU digital agenda: simplification issues and new digital wallets
Views: 116It is expected that European corporate community – from companies and factories to start-ups, would spend less time on administrative work and compliance. At the same time, they will have more time innovating and scaling-up, thanks to the European Commission’s new digital package, involving the so-called “digital wallets”.
European economic forecast: autumn 2025
Views: 353Present autumn forecast is based on a set of technical assumptions concerning exchange and interest rates, the governance’s policies and commodity prices, etc. Each year, the European Commission publishes two comprehensive forecasts (in spring and in autumn), covering a broad range of the EU-wide economic indicators, as well as in the candidate countries, EFTA […]
European digital single market: new report
Views: 104One of the initial steps towards regulating the European digital transition was the so-called “directive on electronic commerce”, adopted twenty years ago; for the then 15 EU member states and the EEA countries. Then, the Regulation has been approved in 2022 on the presently known “digital single market” (DSM); the newly Commission’s published a […]
The EU annual-2026 budget: revealing strategic priorities
Views: 474The EU-2026 budget will continue to “power” the EU’s politico-economic priorities and support strategic objectives, including competitiveness, migration management, security and defence, while maintaining momentum on green and digital transition. Thus, the annual EU-2026 budget includes: a) stable and predictable funding for Ukraine; b) reinforced funding for humanitarian aid and neighborhood policy, and c) […]
European digital transition through values and trust
Views: 97The “European digital way” emphasizes a digital transformation that prioritizes people and their rights, ensuring a fair, inclusive, and sustainable digital future for all citizens. This approach is enshrined in the European declaration on digital rights and principles, which acts as a guide for the EU and its member states, shaping policies and technological […]
Digital solutions and software app for business: SAP’s assistance
Views: 111SAP software is a leading program/navigation on enterprise resource planning (ERP) using software applications that help businesses manage and integrate their core operations, such as finance, human resources, supply chain management and procurement, within a single, centralized system. SAP’s primary purpose is to centralize data management and streamline complex business processes: this integration provides […]
Delivering on European better regulation and effective implementation agenda
Views: 184The EU Commissioners’ annual progress reports are covering the half-year’s period in 2025 and are focusing on delivering feasible results. E.g. in the cohesion policy, the report covers three parts, on: simplification, implementation support, and enforcement; and report’s annex outlines concrete ways forward in the context of EU cohesion policy. Besides, important is the […]
New European cultural “compass”
Views: 154The European Commission has presented its vision for a vibrant and integrated European cultural landscape with the launch of the Culture Compass for Europe. This forward-looking framework is designed to shape EU cultural policy, to ensure that culture plays a central role in fostering European identity, celebrating diversity and promoting “creative excellence”.
Recent climate and energy issues: COP-30’s “global mutirão”
Views: 100If countries around the world (and in the EU-27 too) want massive support for green energy and climate mitigation policies, they must connect their strategies to daily life: i.e. with affordable homes, cleaner air, reliable (and free!) public transport, etc. Opponents frame the green transition as a cost; but it’s the smartest ever investment […]