Europe’s digital future: Navigating opportunities and challenges

26 October 2021

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Europe’s digital future: Navigating opportunities and challenges - Mikuláš Dzurinda
The new EU rulebook for online platforms: How to get it right, who will it impact and what else is needed? - Eline Chivot
The European Parliament’s role in EU digital governance: Aspiration and reality - Kai Zenner
Cybersecurity post-COVID-19: Lessons learned and policy recommendations - Iva Tasheva
Saving EU digital constitutionalism through the proportionality principle and a transatlantic digital accord - Jan Czarnocki
The technology challenge in the transatlantic relationship - Raluca Csernatoni
Regulating artificial intelligence in the EU: A risky game - Dimitar Lilkov
Ethics and governance in the digital age - Jana Mišić
The ethical dimension of human–artificial intelligence collaboration - Michał Boni
Back to Westminster: A new transatlantic agenda to defend democracy - Igor Merheim-Eyre
Authoritarian consolidation in Belarus: What role for the EU? - Giselle Bosse
Battle of the hearts: China’s aim to become a soft (super)power and Europe’s response - Janne Leino
EU dialogue with the Russian society: A reality check - Robert Pszczel
The democratic deficit of the EU: Breaking the spell of a false analogy - Svetoslav Malinov
Another article on the Strategic Compass (kind of) - George Pepios

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