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Jean-Dominique Giulani analyses the reasons that have forced the European institutions to backtrack on certain environmental standards. This backtracking is the result of a growing number of rules adopted under pressure, in a very short space of time, which threaten economic activity and innovation, and thus generate exasperation among industrial groups and European citizens. Successful transitions cannot take place without moderate and effective management of European policies.
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Editorial
7 September 2026
Both contested and sought after, Europe embodies the relative exercise of sovereignty in the 21st century. Just as the 'European reflex' has taken hold amongst the continent's economic and social a
Strategy, Security and Defence
22 July 2026
Under the current treaties of the European Union (
Editorial
6 July 2026
As the NATO summit in Ankara on 7 July approaches, all eyes are once again turning to the US ally, whose stance towards Europe is becoming increasingly ambiguous. But this summit also presents an o
Editorial
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The US decision to ban non-US citizens from using Anthropic's software highlights the tensions surrounding the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI). Whilst this ineffective measure serves to

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