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Egle Markeviciute
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State of the Union 2026: the second leg of the AI race and new social media rules for minors
Blueprint for startups: EU policy matters to follow and ways to engage
Seven AI-powered solutions revolutionizing women's healthcare
Competing for AI influence: China, the US & the middle powers
French social media bans for minors stalls, but EU-wide decisions don't
EU Tech Loop
View AllA startup boom in Germany: what is working and what is still holding them back
What Europe can learn from America's "rip & replace" slog
Forever isn't a spectrum policy: how the DNA gets spectrum licensing wrong
What can the EU do to improve lawmaking?
European regulators are quietly green-lighting Tesla’s self-driving technology
Europe’s tech referee grades its own homework
Yaël Ossowski
Yaël Ossowski is a consumer and technology advocate, journalist, and writer. He has had over 1,000 articles published in newspapers, magazines, and online outlets.
View AllCould NVIDIA's purchase of Hugging Face boost AI sovereignty in the EU?
Fight fire with fire: how open source AI models can help EU’s cybersecurity
European regulators are quietly green-lighting Tesla’s self-driving technology
New Danish proposal for Chat Control: three fat problems remain
Time is running out for EU Member States to decide on Chat Control
Return of Chat Control: something is rotten in the state of Denmark
Fred Roeder
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The autonomous vehicle revolution in Europe continues
The bill comes first: costs of doing business in Germany
Autonomous vehicles may help with road safety in Europe
The unintended costs of Germany’s new streaming quota
EU consultation on digital rules: time to think outside the box
Future point of transatlantic stand-off: The EU Space Act
Zoltán Kész
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Protecting minors online in the EU: hard rules for platforms, soft expectations for parents
The democracy paradox: why no political ads may empower illiberals
Gloomy times ahead for European political advertising
The war against fintechs in Hungary continues
Hungarian digital citizenship: software provided by Orban’s son-in-law?
Revolut under pressure in Hungary: demands for ATM access in remote areas, fintech called 'a free-rider'
Emil Panzaru
View AllThe EU’s proposals do not match its words on tech overregulation
The EU’s revised Consumer Credit Directive leaves European consumers with fewer choices and more financial struggles
Smart legal policy will stop China’s intellectual property theft, not protectionism
Israel’s example holds three key takeaways for EU cybersecurity
Bill Wirtz
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Mike is the UK Country Associate at the Consumer Choice Center and a graduate of the LSE. His primary areas of focus are the economy, technology and lifestyle.
View AllShrey Madaan
View AllInnovation and consumer-centric insights into the EU’s digital policies and initiatives