Implementing the EU-wide legislation: problematic transpositions

Views: 105The European Commission is taking action against several EU member states that have failed to notify the Commission of measures they must adopt to transpose EU directives into their national laws, with the deadlines that have already expired. The Commission sends letters of formal notice to these states, giving them two months to complete […]

European financial support for Latvian recovery and resilience

Views: 48Latvia’s fourth supporting request for €371 million under the EU Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) plan has been agreed by the Commission with the previously settled recovery-resilience’s 24 milestones and 17 targets. Latvian reforms and investments (tied to the payment request) are expected to drive positive change for the citizens and businesses in the […]

European economic perspectives through transitions in the global trade: EU-China controversies

Views: 58Presently, the geo-political disturbances have marked a new phase in the EU-China trade patterns through the so-called “second China shock”. The new stage of the global competition, that stretches to the core of the EU’s growth base, requires deeper understanding of both the global shifts in economics and in “China’s shock” for the EU […]

Efforts to increase sustainable European transport: facilitating competition

Views: 48New regulatory and executive instruments are aimed at supporting sustainable transport modes (both passengers and freight) and update the EU state aid framework for land and multimodal transport. The new rules establish a new version of state aid by replacing the 2008 guidelines, and will enter into force at the end of March 2026. […]

The energy mix in the EU member states: fossil fuels and renewables

Views: 289The total amount of energy supply sources -both globally and in the EU- are coming presently from oil, natural gas, coal, nuclear, as well as hydro and other renewables; the account was prepared by the World Energy Institute’s 2025 Statistical Review (with the most recent data for 2024), providing the reliable source of information […]

AI’s perspective facets: from GenAI to Agent AI

Views: 44Imagine a customer service department that never sleeps, never gets frustrated, and can handle thousands of inquiries simultaneously: that’s the power of AI agents in customer service. The agent-AIs are poised to reshape entire digital “industry”, cutting costs and enhancing productivity: hence, customers are witnessing the dawn of a new era in which intelligent […]

The European Green Deal: modern challenges

Views: 128The European Green Deal (EGD), which was launched at the end of 2019 as a major facet in the EU-wide growth strategy, proceeds facilitating the member states’ economic transition through sustainable models and transforming developmental patterns along modern, resource-efficient and competitive lines. 

European social market economy model: the spirit of partnership

Views: 124The EU governance is paying closer attention to the economic developmental priorities, such as revising the age-old concepts, completing the EU’s “single market”, investing in skills and quality jobs, etc. The spirit of partnership among employers, trade unions, governments and civil society is regarded presently as the European social model’s foundation, which reflects the […]

European digital transition through recent events

Views: 48Among key EU digital annual conferences in early 2026, as well as in the coming weeks, some vital transformations are envisioned. For example, the Masters of Digital event (Feb 26, Brussels/Online) was focused on AI, security, and digital power; in the Digital Platforms Summit (Feb 25, Brussels/Online), the Digital Markets/Fairness Acts perspectives were covered. […]

AI in military and defense: the corporate’s survival

Views: 175AI is being deployed in many political economy and governance’s spheres, including national security. The defence sector, as a critical component of the broader national security, encompasses military intelligence and sovereignty. AI’s applications in defence range from autonomous weapons systems and drones to cybersecurity, military training and real-time data processing: recently the two substances […]