EU and US Take Sharply Different Paths in Governing Military AI, Study Finds
A new comparative study finds that the EU and US have developed fundamentally different institutional approaches to governing artificial intelligence ...
A new comparative study finds that the EU and US have developed fundamentally different institutional approaches to governing artificial intelligence ...
A new mixed-methods study in Discover Global Society finds that NATO's military presence and the EU's enlargement framework have jointly ...
A Nature Energy study projects that EU solar and wind targets through 2050 will generate unprecedented demand for copper, zinc, ...
A new study of Eurobarometer data shows that Europeans with lower trust in EU institutions and lower social class are ...
A new scholarly review examines Matteo Scotto's 2022 book on how intergovernmental bargaining has shaped the European Union's responses to ...
The 2026 Hebrew University-European Forum Barometer finds that three years after October 7, Jewish Israelis report stronger Israeli identity, most ...
A new study argues that the European Union's strategy of pragmatic policy reform, from geoeconomic instruments to defence spending, may ...
New research argues that Donald Trump's presidency is acting as a catalyst, accelerating the European Union's long-deferred shift toward autonomous ...
New research argues that Trumpism's unprecedented assault on international institutions could either erode global governance into great-power spheres of influence ...
A new composite Sustainable Resilience Index covering 26 EU countries from 2010 to 2022 finds that productive and innovation capacity, ...
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