Europe’s parliamentarians should reject a proposal that risks turning the new Digital Services Act into a vehicle for spreading disinformation
Charting Germany’s Digital Future
Expect the new government in Berlin to team up with France to press Europe to crack down on platforms and pursue digital sovereignty.
Hot Air
We complain when Russia exploits our weaknesses. Try fixing them instead
The Global Tax Marathon: the US Wins, Ireland Comes in Second, and Europe Loses
The tax marathon still has some rough terrain to cover before reaching the finish line
Quixotic Poland Seeks to Reshape the EU
Poland’s most recent government “reforms” to exert political control over the judiciary are the latest in an ongoing effort to fundamentally change the nature of the EU.
Data Divergences Torpedo Transatlantic Cybersecurity Plans
Beyond these basic similarities in encouraging cybersecurity, the two sides disagree on key points
Poland Throws Down the Gauntlet to EU
Poles may sour on a government whose actions are perceived to jeopardize their EU membership for the sake of policies that few believe are working
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France’s Indo-Pacific Moment
As EU leaders move towards a more independent foreign policy in the wake of AUKUS, the U.S. will need to reassess its strategy in order to include long-term allies
How the U.S. Got the Upper Hand in the OECD Tax Reforms
Incredibly, the United States may throw away its victory
Missing from the Pittsburgh Agenda
The Trade and Technology Council avoids key transatlantic challenges