Views: 14Commission President has recently underlined main facets determining modern European competitiveness at the “business summit-2026” in France. The following challenges have been underlined and reviewed: the competition’s rules and conditions, financing the EU’s concept of “social market economy”, the concerns of the Union’s single market, energy issues, artificial intelligence and external trade. The President’s […]
Category: EU law & governance
Global top emerging technologies: recent qualitative assessment
Views: 33Recent 14th edition of the World Economic Forum’s report “Top 10 Emerging Technologies-2026” identifies major scientific advances able to “change the world”. The technologies are selected for their novelty, development progress and potential impact by a group of world-leading scientists, technologists and innovation leaders, through a rigorous process of expert analysis.
Digital transition in the world: challenges through competition and opportunities
Views: 26The digital and AI’s revolution continues to dominate in in the political economy’s patterns around the world: numerous states have entered the digital transition and governance’s processes. As a consequence, most states are compelled to determine/adapt their policies in promoting and reshaping modern scientifically-based digital economic and political governance. Core digital strategies are indicative […]
European Cloud and AI Development Act’s proposal: latest assessment
Views: 32Cloud computing and artificial intelligence models are becoming increasingly vital for the EU-wide economy, as well as for the delivery of public services and the Union’s technological resilience. Cloud, edge and related computing infrastructures are critical enablers for AI workloads, supporting the training, fine-tuning and inference of AI models across various socio-economic sectors. Hence, […]
Growing European e-businesses: Commission’s measures facing global competition
Views: 29Recent European Commission’s initiative includes measures to assist startups, research and innovation companies in view of the EU-wide ambition to close the innovation divide between the Europe and global digital competitors. The initiative is in line with the broader EU ideas to boost competitiveness and profitability, as have been revealed in, e.g. E. Letta […]
AI in governance: modern trends in progress and preventing possible crises
Views: 21After the digital technology’s enormous development in 2020s, the generative and agentic AIs have further accelerated. The AI models and systems have changed significantly, e.g. affecting the customers’ use and perceptions, people’s expectations, social and legal rules, as well as policies, frameworks and emerging threats. However, the human frameworks for overseeing, controlling and governing […]
European single market for banking: expected measures through digitalisation
Views: 35At the end of this year, the EU’s authorities are going to present additional measures in the EU-wide financial and banking sector’s measures in competitiveness, called “strengthening the single market for banking”. New measures require a kind of “cultural banking shift” towards responsible risk-taking, simplified regulatory framework, digitalisation and the expected completion of the […]
European gigantic AI factories: towards continental digital sovereignty
Views: 59The Commission decided that the AI gigafactories across European states are going to be an integral part of its latest major push to accelerate EU-27 technological sovereignty and ambition of becoming the European AI Continent. Presently, the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) has launched a call for tenders to select consortia that will build […]
Gradual AI law implementation and the EU digital governance
Views: 27The beginning of August reflects new stages in the gradual application of the EU AI legislation, originated in 2024. In mid-June 2026, the European Parliament and the Council of the EU formally approved targeted amendments to the EU AI Act (known as the Digital Omnibus on AI). These changes provide timeline relief for high-risk […]
European Data Act – one year after
Views: 67The EU Data Governance Act. DGA became applicable in September 2025; it reshaped corporate and consumers access, by assisting sharing and migrating devices/cloud data in the EU member states. During a year in application, it has accelerated the EU, national and corporate compliance, introduced stricter contractual terms and paved the way for upcoming design […]