When entering is easy but leaving is impossible: regulatory asymmetry hindering digital investment in Europe
The widening gap between telecoms’ investment needs and their ability to fund them amid intense price competition.
Technology and economics
Roundtable “Do we need a digital Euro?”
Roundtable organised by Elcano Royal Institute and the Austrian Society for European Politics about the digital euro.
Contestability, innovation, security: resolving the trilemma of digital platform interoperability regulation
The DMA’s interoperability regulation suffers from a design defect that operates across both normative levels of the regime simultaneously.
Immigration and the labour market in Spain (IV): Asian immigration
Asian immigrants account for 7% of Spain’s immigrant population, a minority population in the country.
Relearning the language of power: how the EU can turn trade into geoeconomic deterrence
EU still holds key geoeconomic leverage but must shift to deterrence and alliances to shape the emerging global order.
Conversation “Geoeconomics in times of uncertainty”
A conversation with Nadia Calviño about geoeconomics, investment, strategic autonomy and the future of the European project.
Immigration and the employment market in Spain (III): Africans
Immigrants from Africa account for 17% of the total number of immigrants living in Spain, and 72% of them are of Moroccan origin.
Immigration and the labour market in Spain
Immigrant population in Spain now exceeds 9 million and has grown at a rate of 600,000 people per year since the end of the pandemic.
Risk without borders: the malicious use of AI and the EU AI Act’s global reach
EU AI Act is an important step for AI governance, but its reach and global influence will be constrained by implementation and design hurdles.
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