China’s DeepSeek Is Changing the AI Race—What is Europe’s Edge?
DeepSeek’s AI breakthrough challenges US dominance and disrupts global competition.
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DeepSeek’s AI breakthrough challenges US dominance and disrupts global competition.
Ageing populations and falling birth rates threaten social protection.
Resentment over pandemic policies fuels far-right gains, deepens distrust in science, and reshapes politics in the US and Europe.
Fossil fuel giants and entrenched elites block climate action.
A radical leader edges towards transforming Austria's democracy, sparking widespread concern.
Fugitive Polish officials accused of corruption find asylum in Hungary, raising concerns about EU rule of law.
Trump’s second presidency could derail progress, dismantle Enlightenment values, and reshape global politics for the worse.
As democracy falters, voters turn to populists. Can innovation save democracy from its outdated frameworks?
Trump’s second term will devastate democracy, erode global norms, and deepen the consequences of America’s collective folly.
Dissatisfied voters and outdated systems fuel populism’s rise. Can bold reforms restore trust in liberal democracy?
Strategic autonomy, internal divisions, and external threats: Can the EU adapt and lead in an era of profound change?
Every UK poll now shows a majority longing to rejoin the EU – but can Britain overcome its Brexit scars?
The EU faces immense geopolitical and economic challenges in a multipolar world.
Today, on 13th of January 2025, Belgian trade unions demonstrate in Brussels against austerity measures.
Keir Starmer’s government finds itself on the frontline of a global power struggle.
The Austrian far-right FPÖ’s likely return to government raises concerns about the erosion of liberal democracy.
Rather than a ‘burden on the taxpayer’, the welfare state should be understood in normative terms as productive social investment.