European Union
Falling steel output need not derail rearmament, but hard-to-replace specialist suppliers are in a different category.
No Result Found
October 13, 2026
Europe Can Rearm Even as Steel Industry Shrinks
Falling steel output need not derail rearmament, but hard-to-replace specialist suppliers are in a different category.
October 8, 2026
Forging a Transatlantic Biotechnology Partnership to Confront the China Challenge
US and Europe cooperation on biotechnology talent, capital, scientific infrastructure, and research capacity will prevent China from establishing irreversible dominance in the field.
October 5, 2026
Transatlantic Biotech Spurs Cancer Breakthroughs
Artificial intelligence is turning pioneering science into revolutionary treatments — thanks to cooperation across the Atlantic.
September 16, 2026
Everyday Products, Big Risks: China’s Connected Tech Danger
It’s not just telephones. Chinese cranes, cameras, and batteries present security risks, too.
September 11, 2026
Copycat Tech: Why the AI Bubble Might Burst
Artificial intelligence models are expensive to develop. Will they ever be profitable?
September 10, 2026
AI’s Rubberstamp
Regulations that require labeling artificial intelligence-generated content are spreading. But the results may mislead.
September 10, 2026
US Courts Emerge as Tech’s Sheriff
European regulators agree with the mega Meta child safety settlement, the crackdown on app stores, and prying open online ad auctions.
September 4, 2026
Europe and US Need a Plan for Economic Friendly Fire
New US sanctions legislation is on a collision course with the European Union’s anti-coercion rules. Sensitivity is needed on both sides to avoid a damaging clash of allies.
September 2, 2026
Tech Alliances Fit for the Future
It’s true that allies won’t be able to have their cake and eat it too: the choice between partnership with the US vs. China when it comes to critical technologies is one that allies will have to make.