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Armenia embezzled at least $52 million from non-governmental organizations under martial law

By Sébastien Boussois

Tuesday February 15th, 2022

After nearly 44 days of war in Karabakh which started on September 27, 2020, the tripartite agreement under Russian aegis signed on November 10, 2020 led to the definitive cessation of hostilities between Azerbaijan and Armenia. But especially at the end of the Armenian occupation of this territory taken by the pro-Armenian army and the […]

Declaration of Margrethe VESTAGER on Digital Rights and Principles

Remarks by the Executive Vice-President Margrethe VESTAGER, Commissioner for Competition

Saturday February 12th, 2022

Background – The cornerstone of our human-centred digital policy What we did today was to adopt our proposal for a European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles for the Digital Decade. We first announced the creation of these Principles in March last year, as one of the two pillars of our European Digital Decade – […]

European approach to Artificial Intelligence by Margrethe VESTAGER

Remarks by the Executive Vice-President Margrethe VESTAGER, Commissioner for Competition

Saturday February 12th, 2022

We adopt a landmark proposal of this Commission: our first ever legal framework on Artificial Intelligence. It is part of a wider package, which also includes a new coordinated plan with Member States, and a new Machinery regulation. This package presents our European approach to Artificial Intelligence. It is the result of three years of […]

We are the largest market of digital market of the world

Interview of Roberto VIOLA, Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology European Commission

Friday February 11th, 2022

Introduction: Europe is a large continent and when you look at Europe digital market, the market is the wealthiest of the world. Always looking at the perspective that the responsibility and collective effort in the world, would have solved every problem. Which is of course a way that even in this dystopian present we should […]

Cedric. O, answer the MEPs of the AIDA committee during its hearing

Cédric O, Secretary of State in charge of the Digital Transition and electronic telecommunications

Thursday February 10th, 2022

Questions from MEPs: Eva MAYDELL, Group of the European People’s Party (Christian Democrats): How can more companies use AI? Regarding the regulatory sandboxes, how can they be improved by the Member States so that SMEs can use them? Cédric. O: I think you’re pointing to a key point, making sure that European companies adopt the […]

Europe is facing the “dilemma of two contradictory challenges” in relation to AI

Cédric O, Secretary of State in charge of the Digital Transition and electronic telecommunications

Thursday February 10th, 2022

There is a parallel between France’s priorities during its Presidency in the field of digital and technological technology and the excellent report by MEP Axel VOSS on Artificial Intelligence. Europe is caught in a technology dilemma. It is on a form of crest line that it must seek to implement its particular approach regarding technology and […]

State of play on AI and cooperation from the perspective of the Czech Republic

Ing. Petr Očko, Ph.D. Deputy Minister for Digitalization and Innovation, Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic

Wednesday February 9th, 2022

Artificial Intelligence: economic and strategic benefits The COVID-19 crisis has shown us that artificial intelligence and digital technologies were largely able to mitigate the socio-economic impact of the pandemic. And especially artificial intelligence is one of the key emerging technologies which can determine the future position of the European Union in the world economy. […]

Regulatory stability for investments in an energy transition to be preserved

Henna virkkunen MEP (PPE, FI)

Wednesday February 9th, 2022

To what extent is regulatory stability essential to attract investment in decarbonization and preserve the path of energy transition in a context of rising energy and commodity prices? Henna virkkunen, MEP of the National Coalition answers us The dependence on imported energy is a big problem for the EU, noting that Algeria’s role in triggering […]

The transition to digital, energy-efficient and climate-neutral European economies will lead to a significant increase in demand for MPC

The rapporteur Hildegard Bentele (PPE, DE)

Wednesday February 9th, 2022

To constitute a sustainable and autonomous supply of materials necessary for the production of key technologies, the EP calls for more supply and recycling in Europe. Critical raw materials (CCMs) are essential for the production of a wide range of goods and technologies. The transition to digital, energy-efficient and climate-neutral European economies will lead to […]

Controversy and division over the future of green energy? What framework to have the ecological European picture?

Nicolas Gonzalez Casares, Mep (Greens)

Wednesday February 9th, 2022

MEPs are divided over European Commission proposals calling gas and nuclear energy “green” EU MPs are reacting swiftly to controversial plans to promote nuclear and gas as environmentally sustainable sources of energy. Esther de Lange, vice-chair of the center-right EPP group in the European Parliament, argued that: “by using gas as a bridge technology, we […]

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