Category: Digital Policy & Technology

Why the EU AI Act alone won’t stop algorithmic bias: Bridging the gap between bias detection and effective redress

The adoption of Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 changes an important part of the European Union's approach to algorithmic discrimination.

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Digital Diplomacy as Institutional Capability: Strengthening European Foreign Ministries in the AI Era

European foreign ministries and EU external-action institutions operate in an environment shaped by artificial intelligence, accelerated information f…

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Trust, interrupted: The Quiet Dissolution of Alliances in the AI Era

This paper examines what happens when AI is used not by a hostile outsider, but by one ally against another.

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Where FIMI Becomes Functional: Testing Territorial Function Coupling for Local Resilience

Europe has become better at detecting foreign information manipulation and interference. It is still difficult to establish when a campaign changes de…

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Wired to Beijing? Analyzing the Risks and Approachestowards Huawei and ZTE within European Digital Infrastructure

Discussions of European digital dependencies often focus on U.S. software but China’s role in European network infrastructure deserves equal attenti…

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Demographic Contraction as a Strategic Vulnerability in EU–Indo-Pacific Security Cooperation

European security strategy increasingly relies on deeper cooperation with Indo-Pacific democracies, particularly Japan and South Korea, in defence-ind…

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Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity in the Age of Digital Power: Strategic Transformation and Democratic Control

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the way cybersecurity is organised, understood, and practised in Europe. Machine-learning systems can identif…

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The Missing Dimension of European Military AI Governance: Crisis Stability and Algorithmic Firebreaks

European military artificial intelligence governance has focused largely on whether AI systems can be developed and deployed responsibly. This paper a…

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Bringing Algorithms Under the Rule of Law: Administrative Legality as the Missing Layer of AI Governance

European public administrations are rapidly embedding automated decision making and artificial intelligence into the exercise of public power.

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Navigating the Poly-Crisis: Recalibrating European Strategic Autonomy and Resilience in the 2026 Security Landscape

The 2026 European security environment is defined by an unprecedented convergence of systemic pressures—a state of perpetual poly-crisis where techn…

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Category: Digital Policy & Technology

Why the EU AI Act alone won’t stop algorithmic bias: Bridging the gap between bias detection and effective redress

Digital Diplomacy as Institutional Capability: Strengthening European Foreign Ministries in the AI Era

Trust, interrupted: The Quiet Dissolution of Alliances in the AI Era

Where FIMI Becomes Functional: Testing Territorial Function Coupling for Local Resilience

Wired to Beijing? Analyzing the Risks and Approachestowards Huawei and ZTE within European Digital Infrastructure

Demographic Contraction as a Strategic Vulnerability in EU–Indo-Pacific Security Cooperation

Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity in the Age of Digital Power: Strategic Transformation and Democratic Control

The Missing Dimension of European Military AI Governance: Crisis Stability and Algorithmic Firebreaks

Bringing Algorithms Under the Rule of Law: Administrative Legality as the Missing Layer of AI Governance

Navigating the Poly-Crisis: Recalibrating European Strategic Autonomy and Resilience in the 2026 Security Landscape

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