News and developments in technology and innovation, including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital transformation, telecommunications, research, startups and emerging technologies, with a focus on European and international markets.
The European Commission will meet financial-sector representatives on 27 October to examine whether its crypto-assets and digital operational resilience rules can be simplified. The discussion could influence future changes to MiCA and DORA, although no legislative amendments have yet been proposed as a result of the meeting.
The European Commission’s flagship research conference returns to Brussels on 10–11 November, bringing together policymakers, scientists and business leaders to examine how Europe can translate research excellence into industrial competitiveness, technological sovereignty and investment.
The European Innovation Council has selected 43 research projects involving 218 organisations across 30 countries, supporting technologies ranging from quantum computing and advanced manufacturing to medical treatments and climate-resilient agriculture.
EU governments have agreed a negotiating position on reforms to Europe’s digital legislation, proposing changes to data protection compliance, online tracking and incident reporting that could affect thousands of businesses.
The Act does not require every piece of AI-assisted content to carry a label. Its transparency rules focus on specific
The European Union’s push for “digital sovereignty” is often presented as an industrial ambition. It is also a contingency question:
EU4Digital Academy has extended its ‘Digital Marketing Essentials’ course to Armenian, Azerbaijani, Romanian and Ukrainian. Unveiled on 4 September 2025, the free, six-hour programme for Eastern Partnership citizens covers AI, social media, data, privacy and strategy, includes EU4Digital certification, and offers an optional €40 (ex-VAT) DMI exam; a business digitalisation module is expected next.
The European Union continues to drive its commitment to innovation and sustainability with a robust set of funding opportunities in
Ukraine is on the brink of a technological revolution, spurred by the intense pressures of the ongoing war with Russia. In this environment, innovation is accelerating at a remarkable pace, and new technologies are emerging far quicker than they might under normal circumstances.
Landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXO) continue to be a significant humanitarian challenge in conflict zones, threatening lives long after hostilities cease. A cutting-edge solution is emerging from Aerial Solutions, a Belgian company specialising in professional drones.
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