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Podcast Date 13 Oct 2022 The geopolitics of: AI Welcome back to 'The Geopolitics of", our miniseries exploring the geopolitical questions that will define the future of international relations. On today's episode, International Policy Practice Director Jon Garvie is... Read more
Research Date 11 Oct 2022 Does Europe need a new European Political Community? Last week saw the first meeting of the new European Political Community. First proposed by President Macron in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the EPC has been created... Read more
Research Date 10 Oct 2022 Is Starmer breaking through the tartan ceiling? It’s the simplest of one-fact stories: Labour cannot secure a majority in Westminster without a significant number of parliamentary seats in Scotland. In 2010 Labour slumped to 29% of the... Read more
Research Date 7 Oct 2022 The FTC fuses competition, privacy, and consumer protection concerns to open a new front against Big Tech The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is shifting its traditional approach to competition policy by going beyond the question of whether a transaction violates antitrust law to consider whether consumer... Read more
Podcast Date 6 Oct 2022 Global Month Ahead: Elections in Brazil, China's National Congress, the EU Energy Crisis, and fears of a global recession Welcome back to the Global Month Ahead, Global Counsel's briefing on the events and stories that will define the month to come. In each episode, Global Macro Associate Director Isabelle... Read more
Podcast Date 6 Oct 2022 Top in Tech: UKIE CEO Jo Twist on the future of the UK gaming industry Today on Top in Tech, Conan D'Arcy speaks with Jo Twist, the CEO of the Association for UK Interactive Entertainment, the UK video game industry trade body. Twist has lead... Read more
Research Date 4 Oct 2022 The European Media Freedom Act stirs a potent cocktail of political imperatives Poland and Hungary have given Brussels many headaches. One that has received less attention is the state of press freedom, which the European Commission believes has suffered not only under... Read more
Research Date 30 Sep 2022 Setting new precedent? Eight insights into the EU’s eighth Russia sanctions package Following Russia’s mobilisation and annexation of four Ukrainian regions, the EU’s foreign policy chief Josep Borrell announced that EU members had agreed on additional sanctions against Russia, which “will be... Read more
Research Date 28 Sep 2022 California’s Age-Appropriate Design Code may reshape the US online privacy landscape When California – the home of Silicon Valley – passes major internet-related laws, the rest of the country pays attention. As federal data privacy legislation continues to stall, California is... Read more
Research Date 27 Sep 2022 Can the European Health Data Space address transatlantic health data sharing fears? The European Commission’s proposed European Health Data Space (EHDS) is set to transform health systems in the European Union (EU), offering a wide range of opportunities for research, innovation and... Read more
Research Date 23 Sep 2022 What’s the future of carbon pricing? Globally, we need to decarbonise rapidly, and in all sectors, but the “how” is not always clear. Putting a price on carbon allows the market to dictate its own decarbonisation... Read more
Podcast Date 23 Sep 2022 Top in Tech: leadership changes in the UK and data protection in the US This week on Top in Tech, Conan D'Arcy is joined by Senior Associate Ugonma Nwankwo and Associate Director Megan Stagman to discuss the tech regulatory impact of the UK's new... Read more
Research Date 21 Sep 2022 The EU and US Chips Acts: Mutually beneficial or zero-sum game? Following the severe disruption in semiconductor supply chains that began during the covid-19 pandemic, governments around the world are taking action to bolster supply chain resilience and strengthen their domestic... Read more
Research Date 21 Sep 2022 The crucial role of the US in helping CEE with supplies diversification and energy security Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has struggled to replenish its gas storages and ensure it has sufficient supplies to get through the winter. Russia... Read more
Research Date 20 Sep 2022 EU - US trade and tech partnerships: on the brink of a breakthrough? When the EU-US Trade and Technology Council (TTC) was created following a summit in June 2021, both sides viewed it primarily as a means of reinvigorating a badly damaged relationship... Read more
Research Date 20 Sep 2022 A tale of two transatlantic hawks, but who will win? Inflation has been hitting record highs almost monthly in the US and the eurozone. Monetary policymakers have been scrambling to control inflation without plunging their economies into a deep recession... Read more
Podcast Date 16 Sep 2022 Unpacking von der Leyen’s state of the EU The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, delivered her third state of the European Union speech on September 14th before the European Parliament, giving sight of her... Read more
Research Date 16 Sep 2022 How resilient is the renewed EU-US cooperation? Nearly two years on from President Biden’s election victory, the ill-tempered clashes between US and EU officials over trade, climate change and security during the last decade can appear a... Read more