The Cover Letter in the Digital Age: Strength or Relic?
Even as digital recruitment tools continue to grow in importance, the cover letter remains one of the few spaces where a candidate can still speak personally. In a world of mass competition and automated hiring, it may be more relevant than ever - read Michalina's insights into hiring process of the modern age.
Austria’s privacy watchdog vs. YouTube: a battle over your data
Access to your personal data is one of the core rights guaranteed by the EU’s GDPR. But the ongoing dispute between Austria’s data protection authority and YouTube shows just how wide the gap can be between theory and practice.
Google vs DMA: new play store fees as a tactic to avoid EU sanctions
Are Google’s recent changes to Play Store fees really about protecting users, or are they more about safeguarding the company’s financial interests?
Can AI save the European welfare model? How artificial intelligence could help solve the demographic crisis
Europe is aging fast — and the workforce is shrinking. But what if the solution to this looming crisis isn’t just more people, but smarter ways of working?
Meta vs. Europe: AI code of conduct puts tech giants to the test
EU's ethical AI ambitions collide with big tech's power politics, putting the bloc's global leadership claims on shaky ground.
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.
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.
