DeepSeek: is China’s AI chatbot a threat to European privacy?
A Chinese AI app is causing a stir in Germany — and it’s not because of its performance.
Apple vs. the EU: who really controls the App Store?
Europe’s new digital rules are shaking up Big Tech. Apple is playing defense – and the outcome could reshape how we use our phones.
EU energy efficiency: big ambitions, harsh realities
The European Union has long championed energy efficiency as a pillar of its green transition.
A question of consent: Meta, ads, and the EU’s fight for digital rights
Meta is under fire from the EU. The heart of the debate? The true value of our consent — and who gets to define it.
Amazon vs. European Parliament: is a corporate giant dodging democratic debate?
Amazon is once again in hot water with the European Parliament — this time for refusing to show up.
Power to the people: how the EU is making the green transition a citizen-led mission
The EC's new initiative puts citizens, local communities, and small organisations at the heart of the energy transition. With a human-first approach, the Citizen Energy Advisory Hub (CEAH) aims to turn sustainable energy from a political promise into a grassroots movement.
More than just rooftops: five facts about solar power
When you think of solar energy, you probably picture panels on the roofs of family homes.
The asylum amendment and institutional regression in Greece
The Greek asylum amendment of July 2025 suspends protection rights for arrivals from Libya, igniting strong institutional and legal backlash.
