Building a Sustainable Economy
Rebooting the European economy is the number one priority within the European Union. A strong economy is necessary in order to develop the EU’s resilience and tackle the challenges ahead. Not only is short-term recovery essential, but long-term strategies are also to be put in place to ensure that the EU achieves its ambitious
climate objectives, remains a leading actor worldwide but also builds an inclusive economy that works for its citizens and consumers. In this light, several overarching priorities including financing the research and development of innovation will be key to implementing the Green Deal, in the energy and the agriculture sector – among others – while leaving no one behind.
Keywords: #Sustainability #Recovery #EnergyTransition #Agriculture #Investment #Innovation
Developing a Reliable Online Ecosystem
The EU’s transition to the digital age is one of the biggest challenges of the decade, which will undoubtedly require a cooperative relationship between big tech and the European institutions. From regulating platforms and content as well as high-risk artificial intelligence, to fostering new innovative digital technologies, there are many opportunities to help businesses adapt to this fast-evolving ecosystem. Protecting consumers from cyberthreats, illegal data mining and harmful content is indeed critical to the EU’s competitiveness, sovereignty and attractiveness.
Keywords: #Cybersecurity #DMA #DSA #ArtificialIntelligence #Data #DigitalTransition
Europe’s Strategic Partnerships on the Global Stage
Strategic autonomy has fast become one of the EU’s most pressing objectives on the international stage. Indeed, the pandemic has shown the importance of controlling supply chains but also of building strong and stable partnerships with Europe’s neighbours and partners based on solidarity and cooperation. Broder market access and new trade opportunities are key to strengthening Europe’s role abroad and protecting its interests. How will the EU adapt to the post-pandemic international order, which will notably be shaped by a new transatlantic relationship?
Keywords: #StrategicAutonomy #SupplyChains #TradePartnerships #EUChina #EUAfrica #TransatlanticRelationship #Healthcare
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