Hungary took over the Council presidency with the slogan ‘Make Europe Great Again’. But what Viktor Orban does is the opposite of this.

Nuclear energy is a clean, abundant, reliable, low-carbon electricity source that provides safe jobs and supports local communities. Why aren’t more countries opting for it?

The polarised expectations of the interaction between AI and Democracy are a challenge for domain experts and everyday people. Is regulation enough to foster trust in AI and ensure the democratisation of AI initiatives?

In a world where all technologies advance quickly together with AI, what kind of future are we aiming for?

The evolution of 5G and 6G technologies in the EU connectivity sector have been the subjects of extensive discussion by policymakers and the industry.

The case of aviation sustainability 

Industry perspective on the future of pharma legislation in the EU

Legislative processes often struggle to keep up with new technologies. The expansion of AI created an urgent need for worldwide regulation.

Political Advertising in the Age of TechnoPolitics: Is the new regulation on political advertising transparent or disconnected?

Political campaigns have moved from the streets and squares to social media in just a few decades. It would not be illogical if political campaigns’ next move were into the metaverse.

The EU’s need for critical raw materials (CRM) has gone from being a slightly hidden issue to topping the agenda.

Innovation in almost any sector is advancing at a pace that we have not seen before. “Science, Not Fiction” blogpost series explores these innovative sectors in pursuit of creating a liberal environment, to push the boundaries of science even further.